Charges of manufacturing and/or delivery of a controlled substance can involve a wide variety of substances including cocaine, marijuana, and methamphetamine just to name a few. A strong defense in a drug crime case involving allegations such as these should include an evaluation of actions of law enforcement leading up to the arrest. Specifically, it is important to determine whether police may have engaged in illegal search and seizure tactics, thus violating the Constitutional rights of the accused. Evidence that was gathered in an illegal manner can often be suppressed. Many cases are dismissed at an early stage when evidence is found to be inadmissible.
Allegations of manufacturing and/or delivery of a controlled substance carry with them enormous potential consequences. In these situations a person's freedom and future are at stake. Most drug delivery or manufacturing cases are likely to be at the felony level, carrying with them the potential of prison time and other lifelong potential consequences. Some these potential consequences can be the ability to vote and own or possess a firearm. Additionally, a conviction for such an offense can also impact opportunities to obtain many jobs and even housing—not to mention the impact such a conviction can have on a person's personal and professional reputation.
If you are facing a charge or allegation of manufacturing and/or delivery of a controlled substance, it is important that you seek qualified legal counsel as soon as possible. At Anderson & Thomas, PLLC, we put our unique backgrounds to use in the defense of our clients. We have both worked as felony chief prosecutors in the Harris County District Attorney's Office and have both served as Criminal District Court judges. We also served previously as judges in the Harris County STAR Drug Court Program—Harris County's innovative and highly effective drug rehabilitation court. Our experience at all levels of the criminal justice system gives us unique insight into the process of criminal trials and prosecution tactics. We believe that our Texas firm is unique in this way. We are also unique in that we work as a team on all cases. Clients benefit from the knowledge and legal analysis of two experienced lawyers working on their case.
Contact a Conroe Delivery of Controlled Substances Attorney
Call today to discuss your case with our experienced Houston drug manufacturing defense attorneys. We defend clients against a wide variety of drug charges involving manufacturing and illegal distribution of controlled substances. You can reach us at 832-460-6918 or via e-mail.
