Gavel, handcuffs, and marijuana leaves illustrating Drug Possession Penalty Group 2 offenses and legal consequences in Texas

Drug Possession Penalty Group 2 in Texas: Charges, Penalties, and Defense Options

Being charged with possession of a Penalty Group 2 substance in Texas can lead to serious criminal consequences, including felony charges, large fines, and possible prison time. Many people arrested for drug possession do not immediately understand what “Penalty Group 2” means or why prosecutors classify substances into different categories. If you have been arrested…

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What Is an Affirmative Finding of Family Violence in Texas and Why Does It Matter?

Being accused of a crime involving family violence can have consequences beyond fines, probation, or jail time. In some cases, Texas courts may issue what is known as an Affirmative Finding of Family Violence (AFV) — a legal finding that can continue affecting your rights long after your criminal case ends. If you have been…