Understanding THC-Related Criminal Charges
Many people are surprised to learn that THC products—including vape cartridges, concentrates, waxes, oils, gummies, and other cannabis extracts—are often treated differently from marijuana under Texas law.
Depending on the type and amount of product involved, these cases can carry significantly more serious criminal consequences than many people expect.
If you’re facing allegations involving THC products, Attorney Jordan G. Fries provides experienced criminal defense throughout South Texas and will carefully evaluate the facts surrounding your case.
THC-related cases commonly involve products such as:
Many individuals are surprised to learn that products legally purchased in another state—or products marketed as hemp-derived—may still result in criminal charges depending on the product’s chemical composition and the applicable Texas law.
Because these cases often depend on laboratory analysis, scientific testing frequently becomes an important part of the prosecution’s case.
THC-related offenses vary depending on the specific allegations, the amount involved, and the classification of the substance under Texas law.
A conviction may result in:
Understanding how prosecutors classify the product involved is often an important part of evaluating the case.
Jordan carefully reviews every stage of the investigation, including laboratory testing, traffic stops, search procedures, chain of custody, and the methods used to identify the alleged controlled substance.
These cases often involve technical and scientific evidence that deserves careful examination before conclusions are reached.
THC cases are often more legally complex than many people realize. Jordan takes the time to explain the allegations, answer questions, and develop a defense strategy tailored to the facts of each case while keeping clients informed throughout the legal process.
