Category: Marijuana Offenses

Is Medical Marijuana Legal in Texas?

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Posted on June 27, 2023

By Brooke Price In 2015, the Compassionate Use Program (CUP) was enacted, giving Texans with certain medical conditions access to medical marijuana without risking criminal charges. However, exemption this does carry significant rules and regulations. The Compassionate Use Program only gives certain physicians the ability to prescribe low THC cannabis, which cannot contain more... Read More »

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Tagged cannabis laws, drug crimes, marijuana offenses, THC

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Thinking of trying Delta-8? Here’s everything you should know

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Posted on June 22, 2023

Thinking of trying Delta-8? Here’s everything you should know

By Brooke Price Delta-8 tetrahydrocannabinol is a substance created with CBD from low-THC hemp, meaning it has a very little amount of the psychoactive compound found in marijuana. Although there has been speculation of future changes to laws regarding recreational marijuana use, is still illegal to possess or distribute cannabis in Texas. Under the... Read More »

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THC is Still a Felony

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Posted on June 16, 2022

Although cannabis laws are changing across the nation and the use of marijuana products has entered mainstream media, it is still illegal to possess and distribute marijuana in Texas. Marijuana offenses can carry a wide range of consequences, and it’s important to know what you may face if you are caught with the drug.... Read More »

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Tagged cannabis laws, marijuana offenses, possession of THC concentrates

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Drunk Driving Isn’t the Only Way to Score A DWI

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Posted on July 2, 2020

Drunk Driving Isn’t the Only Way to Score A DWI

By Brooke Price Before ever getting a driver’s license and starting the engine for the first time, we are told repeatedly about the dangers of drunk driving. We are taught that the legal limit is 0.08, uber is installed on every cell phone, and a reliable designated driver is established. But what happens when... Read More »

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The Consequences for Students Vaping at School

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Posted on February 7, 2020

The Consequences for Students Vaping at School

The way people smoke has evolved in the past few years, moving beyond paper to electronics. School officials in Texas are discovering vape pens may be filled with THC oil instead of tobacco. A report from the Texas Tribune details how some Texas school districts are installing “vape-detecting technology” sensors around campus and using drug-sniffing dogs... Read More »

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Williamson County Prosecutor Drops Cases After New Texas Law

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Posted on July 16, 2019

Williamson County Prosecutor Drops Cases After New Texas Law

Newly enacted legislation could have a serious impact on marijuana possession cases in Williamson County and throughout the state of Texas. The state has recently implemented a hemp-related law on June 10th that requires law enforcement to test suspected cannabis for their THC level. If the level is at or above the legal limit of .03... Read More »

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Round Rock Starts Cite and Release Program

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Posted on September 22, 2017

Round Rock Starts Cite and Release Program

The Round Rock Police Department volunteered to be the first in Williamson County to implement the “cite and release” program created by the Texas Legislature through the passage of House Bill 2391 in 2007. On May 23, the Austin American-Statesman reported that since May 1, Round Rock police officers have had the option of... Read More »

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Round Rock to Stop Jailing Invalid License, Marijuana Offenders

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Posted on April 24, 2017

The Round Rock Police Department is set to become the first Williamson County agency to pilot a cite-and-release program. The Austin American-Statesman reported on September 18, 2016, that police will no longer be immediately jailing people for allegedly driving with an invalid license or possession of marijuana under 2 ounces. The Williamson County Commissioners Court approved... Read More »

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Case Results

Dismissed

DWI

February 2020

Officer claimed several reasons for the initial stop of client. Portable breath test on scene showed BAC above .08 but lab results of blood taken hours later showed a BAC below .08. After reviewing video of client on scene and... read more »

Dismissed

Injury to Child

February 2020

After a thorough negotiation, the State reduced the charge to a misdemeanor and agreed to allow client to complete Pretrial Intervention Program for a dismissal of all charges and eligibility to expunge the full record.

Dismissed

Possession of Dangerous Drug

February 2020

After showing client was a victim of traumatic circumstances and was seeking assistance, State agreed to dismiss.

Reduced Charge

DWI 2nd

February 2020

State had a strong case, but after explaining client’s several extenuating circumstances a plea deal for a time served on a reduced charge of a class B misdemeanor was agreed to. No jail time and no probation required.

Dismissed

Assault by Contact (child)

March 2020

After reviewing evidence and client completing an agreed educational class, the State agreed to dismiss the charge.

Dismissed

Assault Family Violence

March 2020

After reviewing evidence and providing context of situation, State agreed to dismiss.

Dismissed

Assault Causes Bodily Injury x 2

March 2020

After reviewing evidence and showing that alleged victims participated in the assaultive conduct (mutual combat defense) the State dismissed.

*The results discussed here are not necessarily representative of the results achieved in all cases. The facts and circumstances of each case are different and must be evaluated on its own merit.

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Liz and Michael are very personable, caring and professional. They helped ease my stress and navigated me through everything with great diligence. I am eternally grateful to them both for their belief in me and their understanding of my circumstances. Their abilities, knowledge and desire are first class. I highly recommend Liz and Michael to represent anybody where needed. Thank you to the both of you

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During one of the darkest periods in my life I was referred to Michael and Liz by another attorney from Austin. I wasn’t guilty of what I was accused of so it was important for me to seek out Good counsel. After my first meeting with them I was certain I had found it. During the almost year-long process they kept me informed and reassured me that they were going to do everything possible to help me get out of this situation. Liz is well organized and very on top of her game. Michael maybe one of the sharpest legal minds in Williamson County and the day I walked out of court free I was happy he was by my side. I sincerely hope I never need their services again but if I ever got in a situation where I needed a great attorney I know who to call.

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Michael is phenomenal. He does his dudiligence, knows the law backward and front, has great contacts, and has the ability to win whatever is thrown at him. He went above and beyond for me when I needed him when I was wrongfully charged in Williamson and Travis County on a crime I did not commit. Not once did he tell me to plea because no matter how good the deal, he didn’t want me to plea on something I didn’t do. Id recommend Michael and anyone he works with or referrers because he is a stand-up individual with an amazing work ethic.

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Michael was extremely helpful in my delicate case. He took the time and efficiency to tackle the situation at its finest approach with the proper strategy. According to how it was looking he was able to give me the best scenario possible even when the odds seemed to be against us. After going back and forth for the period of time needed, he was successful in making the best possible scenario come to fruition. I highly recommend him and if I could give his firm 100 stars I would. He is a superb attorney who definitely knows how to make the best things possible as long as the client is always honest and is a stand forward person.

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Is Medical Marijuana Legal in Texas?

Thinking of trying Delta-8? Here’s everything you should know

THC is Still a Felony

Drunk Driving Isn’t the Only Way to Score A DWI

The Consequences for Students Vaping at School

Williamson County Prosecutor Drops Cases After New Texas Law

Round Rock Starts Cite and Release Program

Round Rock to Stop Jailing Invalid License, Marijuana Offenders

Dismissed

DWI

Dismissed

Injury to Child

Dismissed

Possession of Dangerous Drug

Reduced Charge

DWI 2nd

Dismissed

Assault by Contact (child)

Dismissed

Assault Family Violence

Dismissed

Assault Causes Bodily Injury x 2