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On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Jun 10, 2021 | drug possession
Before a law enforcement officer may conduct a search of your Texas home, he or she typically must have a warrant. When a law enforcement officer stops your car, though, things work a bit differently. Per FlexYourRights.org, whether authorities may conduct a lawful...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Oct 20, 2020 | drug possession
Laws regarding narcotics and controlled substances in Texas are not only complicated; they are strict. Although not all controlled substances are illegal, officers may arrest you if they find you in possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. We often...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Oct 5, 2020 | drug possession
Facing drug charges in Texas could impact a person's life from their relationships to their employment. State requirements for reinstatement of certain rights may vary depending on the seriousness of a person's actions. The completion of a certified drug education...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Jun 11, 2020 | drug possession
You already know something about psilocybin if someone has ever offered you mushrooms to get high. Psilocybin is the psychoactive ingredient found in certain types of fungus. When ingested, it causes hallucinations. Mushrooms containing psilocybin have long stalks...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Feb 20, 2020 | drug possession
Reportedly, drug traffickers in Central and South America have been able to operate with impunity due to alleged bribe payments to reportedly corrupt government officials in countries where most of the production and manufacture takes place. Federal officials in Texas...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Jan 4, 2020 | drug possession
Whenever a police officer pulls you over, it is intimidating. It does not matter whether or not you committed a crime, when a person of authority asks to search your vehicle it may be difficult to say no. You may feel like you do not have any choice. Do you have a...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Jul 5, 2019 | drug possession
Many Texas residents might not be aware that sometimes law enforcement can arrest and charge someone with drug possession even though the person does not actually possess illicit substances. This is known as constructive possession, and while it does not require a...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | May 28, 2019 | drug possession
If you are not familiar with drug paraphernalia, you may wonder what makes it unlawful to use. According to Texas law, a person has to intend to use drug paraphernalia for purposes that are specified to be illegal. State law identifies three general functions that can...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Mar 24, 2019 | drug possession, Firm News
With summer just around the corner, people in Texas are gearing up for vacations that may take them across the country or even around the world. If you take prescription medications on a regular basis, you probably have concerns about taking these drugs with you,...
On Behalf of Woodley & Dudley | Dec 11, 2018 | drug possession, Firm News
When it comes to marijuana legalization in Texas, the laws are very strict. Medical marijuana is legal but only for very limited situations. Lawmakers have even created special laws to ensure doctors prescribe medical marijuana safely and legally. According to the...
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