Dallas Marijuana Possession Defense Lawyers

Drug Crime Attorneys Serving Fort Worth, Denton, Austin, Waco & Allen

Are you facing charges for possession of marijuana in Dallas? If yes, you're going to want an experienced and hard-hitting defense attorney fighting in your corner. At Deandra Grant Law, we fight aggressively to get our clients' charges reduced if not dropped wherever possible.

Call (214) 225-7117 to discuss the details of your case with our Dallas marijuana possession defense attorneys. 

Why Work With Deandra Grant Law?

Dallas marijuana possession defense attorney, Deandra M. Grant has achieved some of the highest accolades in the field of criminal law, including:

• She was selected for inclusion in Texas' Super Lawyers® lists of 2011 and 2012
• She earned the AV Preeminent® Rating from Martindale-Hubbell®
• She is a member of The National Trial Lawyers:Top 100 Trial Lawyers
• She offers initial case evaluations to all clients

With credentials such as these, you can have peace of mind knowing that your marijuana possession case is in very good hands.

Marijuana Possession Classification in Northern Texas

Marijuana crimes and penalties are defined under the Texas Controlled Substances Act (Chapter 481 of the Texas Health and Safety Code). A person can be charged with illegally possessing marijuana under § 481.21 if they knowingly or intentionally possess a usable quantity of marijuana.

• Two ounces or less – Class B misdemeanor
• More than two ounces, but less than four ounces – Class A Misdemeanor
• More than four ounces, but less than five pounds – State Jail Felony
• Over five pounds, but 50 pounds or less – Third Degree Felony
• Over 50 pounds, but 2,000 pounds or less – Second Degree Felony
• Over 2,000 pounds – Life Felony

Facing Possession Charges? Contact Deandra Grant Law!

If you are facing marijuana charges, it's critically important to engage the services of Dallas marijuana possession attorney, Deandra M. Grant. Although marijuana is a widely used recreational drug that is virtually decriminalized in other states, in Texas, a conviction for a marijuana offense can incur hefty fines, incarceration, driver's license suspension and a criminal record.

Just because you're being accused of a marijuana offense, it doesn't necessarily mean that you will be convicted. Attorney Grant knows how to defend marijuana cases and to demand that the burden of proof be placed on the prosecution. Any doubt placed in the minds of the judge or jury may result in a reduction or dismissal of charges against you.

We urge you to contact Deandra Grant Law at once to discuss which defense strategies we can use in your case. Call (214) 225-7117.