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What Evidence Do Prosecutors Need To Prove Intent To Deliver Drugs?
Just being near illegal drugs does not mean someone planned to sell them. In Texas, though, prosecutors can bring more serious charges if they think the evidence points to drugs being held for distribution, not just personal use. They do not have to see a drug sale, find a buyer, or uncover a written… Read More »
What Evidence Do Prosecutors Need To Prove Intent To Deliver Drugs In Texas?
Being charged with a drug offense in Texas can be overwhelming, but the situation becomes far more serious when the allegation involves intent to deliver rather than simple possession. Many people are surprised to learn that they can face distribution-level charges even when no actual sale occurred. In Galveston County and throughout the Houston… Read More »
