Aggressive Defense for Drug Sales Charges in Williamson County
Texas drug charge convictions carry more severe penalties than those of many other states - and arrests for drug crimes are common in our state due to the trafficking channels from Mexico. Law enforcement officers often target drug dealers and individuals selling drugs rather than arresting a small time user. If you have been arrested for selling drugs, it is important to select an aggressive Round Rock criminal defense lawyer who understands the complexity of the laws involved as he fights for you in court. Drug sale cases are treated with more severity than other drug crimes, and if convicted mean more severe penalties such as many years in prison.
Sale of marijuana in Texas is considered a felony if it is between ¼ ounce and 5 lbs., and is punishable by up to 2 years in state jail. Sale of other drugs carries even stiffer penalties. The sale of over 4 grams of cocaine, which is a felony in the first degree, is punishable by a minimum of 5 years in prison and a maximum of 99 years' incarceration. Once convicted, you will now have a criminal record, which will make future employment or application for rental home or apartment difficult. It is vital that you contact your attorney and seek legal counsel before discussing your case with any law enforcement official.
Contact Our Drug Sales Attorney in Round Rock Today
If you or a loved one has been arrested for drug possession or sales, don't hesitate to contact the Law Office of Ryan H. Deck to discuss your case. Your future may depend on you having an attorney who not only understands the laws surrounding this type of case, but is also eager to fight aggressively in court. It may be possible that we can work to reduce your charges or even have them dropped altogether.
If you've been arrested for drug sales, contact a Round Rock drug sales lawyer and get the help that you need to achieve the best possible outcome for your case.
Ryan Deck grew up in Williamson County where he attended Round Rock High School. After graduation, he attended Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas. After receiving his undergraduate degree in Finance, he attended The University of Houston Law Center, graduating in 2003.
