Felony Drug Possession

Felony drug possession charges in Texas expose you to prison time, steep fines, and long-lasting consequences for your job, housing, and immigration status.

Prosecutors often rely on the quantity of the controlled substance, alleged intent to deliver, weapons, and prior convictions to push for harsher penalties and enhancements.

Paul examines every step in your case, from the traffic stop or knock-and-talk to the search warrant, lab testing, and chain of custody issues that can undermine the State’s evidence. He uses two decades of criminal law experience to identify constitutional violations, suppression issues, and negotiation opportunities in felony drug possession cases, and Arrington, Tu & Burnett apply this focused approach to defend individuals facing serious drug charges in courts throughout Texas.