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The Law Office of H. Alex Fuller PLLC
Best D 2023
Rated By Super Lawyers | H. Alex Fuller | Selected In 2023 Thomson Reuters

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Free, Confidential Consultation

Drug Charges Create Life-Changing Risks

Although other states in the U.S. are loosening restrictions on marijuana use, Texas has not followed this trend. Texas penalties for drug violations are among the most severe in the nation, and judges take a hard line when determining sentences for defendants.

 

If you are facing a drug charge in Collin County, this is not the time to navigate the criminal process alone.

 

As a criminal defense attorney with more than 10 years’ experience, I have designed effective legal strategies, establishing an impressive record of success at all levels of Texas state courts and in federal district courts. As a former prosecutor, I know how to present effective arguments and negotiate favorable agreements with opposing counsel. I am equipped to handle a variety of criminal matters, ranging from straightforward misdemeanor offenses to complex felony charges.

 

Exercise your right to representation after you have been arrested. Contact The Law Office Of H. Alex Fuller, PLLC, in McKinney to arrange a no-cost consultation today at 972-535-8266.

Driven To Limit The Impact A Conviction Has On Your Future

Having a misdemeanor or felony drug conviction on your criminal record can negatively affect your educational opportunities and your career and housing options. When you retain me, I will act promptly to protect your future and your rights.

 

I will advocate for defendants facing charges that include:

 

  • Marijuana possession/Drug possession
  • Drug sales or distribution
  • Drug trafficking
  • Possession of paraphernalia

 

In Texas, offenders convicted of drug possession, sale or delivery may go to jail. The maximum penalty for possessing a small amount of marijuana is 180 days in addition to a possible $2,000 fine. Delivering marijuana to a minor who is a student is a felony. Penalties double for defendants convicted of delivering drugs in a drug-free zone. It takes a skilled approach to limit the impact these charges can have on your life.

 

Whether you are a first-time offender or have faced drug charges in the past, I am ready to take your case and pursue a favorable outcome.

Contact The Firm For Your Free Assessment Today

Regain control over your legal situation by contacting my McKinney law firm. Schedule your no-cost, private consultation by calling 972-535-8266 or completing the contact form.