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Brazoria County Criminal Defense

A substance near you is not always a substance possessed by you.

Defense focused on searches, possession, laboratory testing, and intent allegations in Texas drug cases.

Drug Possession & Delivery Defense

What you are facing deserves a careful, fact-driven defense.

Texas drug cases may turn on where a substance was found, who had access to the location, what the accused person knew, and whether officers conducted a lawful search. The alleged type and weight of a substance can dramatically change the grade of the offense.

Cases alleging delivery or intent to deliver may rely on quantity, packaging, communications, money, or expert interpretation. Each conclusion should be tested against the actual evidence.

What should be examined

The important questions are found in the details.

Phil’s approach

Preparation before promises.

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Analyze the legal basis for the stop and search

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Separate assumptions from proof of possession

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Review laboratory reports and chain of custody

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Challenge unsupported intent or enhancement allegations

Common questions

Clear answers at the beginning matter.

What if the drugs were not mine?

Ownership and legal possession are not identical questions. The State generally must prove a knowing connection between the accused person and the substance.

Can evidence from an illegal search be excluded?

Potentially. The answer depends on the facts, the warrant or claimed exception, and whether a legally recognized basis supports suppression.

Start with a direct conversation

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Briefly explain what you are facing. Do not include confidential details until representation is confirmed.

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