Category: Drug Crimes

In Texas, prosecutors must prove that a vape pen contains THC through laboratory testing and supporting evidence. A suspected cartridge is not enough on its own — the state must confirm the presence of a controlled substance and establish the amount involved. In Fort Worth and throughout Texas, this process plays a...

If police find a THC vape pen during a traffic stop in Texas, the situation can escalate quickly. Unlike marijuana flower, THC oil and vape cartridges are classified as a controlled substance under Texas law, meaning possession may lead to felony charges depending on the amount involved. In Fort Worth and throughout...

Yes. In Texas, you can be charged with drug possession even if the drugs were not yours. Prosecutors may pursue charges under a legal theory called constructive possession, which allows the state to argue that you had control over or knowledge of illegal drugs without physically possessing them. In Fort Worth,...

In Texas, drug trafficking and drug distribution are serious felony offenses with very different implications. Drug distribution generally refers to the delivery or sale of controlled substances. In contrast, drug trafficking involves the manufacture, transportation, or large-scale movement of those drugs—often across county or state lines. In Fort Worth, both charges...

If you’ve been arrested for a drug offense in Texas, what you do next can have a significant impact on your future. Many people make costly mistakes after an arrest, such as speaking to police without counsel, posting about their case online, or assuming a plea is their only option. In...

Getting pulled over for a minor traffic violation in Texas can sometimes spiral into a much larger legal problem if police claim to find drugs in your vehicle. For many people in Fort Worth, what starts as a routine stop can end in handcuffs, criminal charges, and the possibility of harsh penalties....

Being charged with drug trafficking in Texas is one of the most serious criminal accusations you can face. Although “Drug Trafficking” is the colloquial term, Texas Law refers to it as manufacture, delivery, or possession with intent. In Fort Worth and throughout Tarrant County, prosecutors pursue these cases aggressively, and convictions carry...

Drug charges from a Texas traffic stop often result from searches based on alleged “probable cause,” but an experienced defense attorney can challenge the legality of the stop, suppress evidence, and protect your rights against harsh felony penalties. At Daniel Collins Law, we’ve helped clients across Fort Worth...

In Texas, drug distribution involves smaller-scale delivery or sale of controlled substances. Drug trafficking refers to large-scale transportation or organized drug operations. Both are felonies, but trafficking carries far harsher penalties and potential federal charges. At Daniel Collins Law, we help clients throughout Fort Worth and Tarrant County...