Drug Crimes Attorney in McAllen
You Are Innocent Unless Proven Guilty: Call (956) 265-3550
In the state of Texas, individuals accused of drug crimes often face an
uphill battle in proving their innocence. Law enforcement agencies have
made it no secret that they are fully committed to placing offenders behind
bars at all costs, using all available resources and relentlessly pursuing
individuals in court.
At The Law Office of Carlos A. García, PLLC, our legal team has years of experience in helping our clients prove their innocence. Remember, in the United States of America, you are innocent unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Allow us to provide you with the expert legal advice, defense, and representation
you need. Call us at (956) 265-3550 today to speak with our Board Certified
McAllen drug crimes attorney. We're available 24/7 to help our clients!
Types of Drug Crime Charges We Handle
In order to be convicted for drug possession, the prosecutor must prove that you are guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. This means proving that you knowingly and intentionally had possession of a controlled substance. Most defenses rely on proving that the controlled substance was not intended for use or, if it was, it was legally acquired for medical use. Our McAllen drug crime attorney has the knowledge and experience necessary to provide you with the dedicated defense you need.
We provide legal counsel for the following types of drug crime charges:
- Drug trafficking and smuggling: An individual may be charged with drug trafficking if they are found to be transporting, importing, or selling a controlled substance, such as cocaine, heroin, marijuana, or prescription drugs.
- Conspiracy: When an individual has come to an agreement with another person to commit a crime, including a drug crime, they can both be charged with conspiracy.
- Possession with intent: Depending on the specific controlled substance in possession, the penalties can range from mild to severe, though they typically include probation, fines, and possible jail time.
This list is not exhaustive; if you have been accused of any drug crime or your loved one has been arrested for a related charge, contact us today to find out how we can help.
Give us a call today at (956) 265-3550 or contact us online to learn how our experienced team can help you in a FREE & confidential consultation.
