Conditional Dismissal - Marijuana

Fort Worth Marijuana Possession Lawyer

Once you have a criminal record, police, prosecutors, and judges suddenly become much less likely to give you any "breaks" in the future. Because of that, if you ever have an opportunity to keep that record clean—you take it.

At the Bedford, Texas firm of David E. Cook, Attorney at Law, we help first-time marijuana offenders work to keep their criminal records clean. We handle marijuana cases throughout North Texas, including the Mid Cities and Tarrant County, area, and if you have suddenly found yourself in this new and frightening situation—Texas marijuana law attorney, David E. Cook can help.

We Keep Our Promises — We Fight To Keep Your Record Clean

Many misdemeanor marijuana and other drug charges are the result of an initial traffic stop, and the mistake that many of our clients have made is consenting to the search of their vehicle when they didn't have to.

In cases such as these, Constitutional issues such as probable cause, reasonable suspicion, and racial profiling may be involved, and wherever possible we will challenge the case against you on these grounds.

For young first-time offenders, including 17 year olds and older, and college students at TCU, UTA, and TCC, our firm can help you. In many of these cases, we can work to get the charges against you dismissed if you have no prior criminal history and can meet some conditions, including passing one or more drug tests.

Considering the alternatives, that's a deal you have to take.

To find out more, contact an experienced Fort Worth marijuana possession lawyer at the Bedford, Texas firm of David E. Cook, Attorney at Law today.