Possession/Drug Crimes

Find out how we can fight your drug charges

The Texas Controlled Substances Act contains most of the laws criminalizing possession of illegal drugs. The Act is complex and intricate. It can be difficult to pick your way through. Depending on the type of drug, the amount (weight) of the drug, and the circumstances, charges can be anywhere from a petty misdemeanor (e.g., possession) to a felony with a Life sentence in prison (e.g., possession, manufacture, deliver, etc.). You may think the State’s drug charge against you is an open-and-shut case, and you may think you do not have any defense at first. Just wait, you need to call Chris for a free consultation and Chris may be able to help and explain to you the possible ways to defend your case and save your life, including but not limited to:


• Drug diversion probation programs to keep it off of your record;
• Get the drugs suppressed and thrown out of court based on illegal search and seizure;
• Convince the judge, prosecutor, or jury you did not knowingly possess the drugs;
• Create a pretrial plan to reduce your charge or sentence and mitigate punishment;
• Aggressively and relentlessly fight for you in Trial
• Prove that you did not have the requisite state of mind by NOT “knowingly or intentionally” possess, manufacture, or distribute the illicit controlled substance(s)
• Prove that you did not have the “affirmative links” that would connect you to the contraband or narcotics
• Prove that the crime lab did not properly test or the police did not properly handle the drugs or controlled substances

1. Showing the drugs were not the actual drugs as alleged in the charge against you
2. The drugs were not a controlled substance
3. The drugs were not properly weighed thus falling in the wrong penalty group or punishment range, thus, reducing or dismissing the charge



Chris Denuna will protect and defend you against State and Federal drug charges including, but not limited to:

It is your constitutional right to refuse a blood test. HOWEVER, if you can you should avoid getting to this point because Texas can suspend your license and use your refusal as evidence in future prosecutions against you. And, in many jurisdictions, they will get a warrant for your blood 24/7.

• Possession
• Manufacture and Delivery
• Prescription drugs
• Marijuana
• Synthetic Marijuana, THC Oils, and Concentrates, Wax
• Prescription drugs
• Drug Conspiracy
• Operation of Meth Lab