Heroin Possession Attorney

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Have you been charged with heroin possession in Texas? Are different people giving you different advice on what you should do? Get straight answers from an experienced criminal defense attorney who knows how the system really works. Talk to The Webb Firm, P.C. in Conroe. We can help.

Attorney Amanda Webb has extensive courtroom experience dealing with heroin possession and other serious drug charges, and not just as a defense lawyer. Before founding her firm, Webb worked as an Assistant District Attorney in Montgomery County. As a result, Webb knows how prosecutors think and what needs to be done to build a strong legal case. Experience matters.

Types of heroin possession charges

If you are convicted of heroin possession, your charge will be classified as a felony, the most serious kind of criminal charge. As a result, you could spend years in jail if you’re found guilty of heroin possession. The larger the amount of heroin that police claim you had in your possession at the time of your arrest, the more severe the penalties.

Heroin trafficking charges and penalties

• Quantity: 10 to 999 grams
  1st conviction: 5 to 40 years prison, up to $2 million fine
  2nd conviction: 10 years to life in prison, up to $4 million fine

• Quantity: 1,000 grams or more
  1st conviction: 10 years to life in prison, up to $4 million fine
  2nd conviction: 20 years to life in prison, up to $8 million fine

Being convicted of heroin possession can change your life. Along with going to jail and paying a fine, your criminal record could affect your ability to find a job after you serve your time in prison. With so much at stake, it’s important that you take your charges seriously right from the start. We can help.

Put your trust in our law firm

Many people charged with heroin possession think they don’t have any options. The reality is that’s rarely true. Sometimes, prosecutors agree to a plea deal. Other times, the charges may be dismissed altogether. That’s why it’s important to work with an experienced attorney after your arrest.

There are so many reasons why we may be able to negotiate a plea deal on your behalf or get your charges dismissed. The arresting police officer may have conducted an illegal search. Or maybe your civil rights were violated during your arrest. Or perhaps the evidence was stored improperly or tampered with after your arrest.

We know the law and know how to demand justice. Contact us and schedule your free consultation today with a criminal defense attorney who cares about the outcome of your case.