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Texas has some of the strongest laws concerning marijuana in the country. Even though it has become legal for recreational purposes in other states, possession of any amount of marijuana without the appropriate authorization to use it for medical purposes is illegal...
Drug abuse among teenagers is a serious concern for many parents and caregivers. Recognizing the signs of drug use early on can be crucial in helping your teen receive the support they need to overcome addiction and lead a healthier life. If you suspect that your teen...
Boredom, curiosity, stress, insomnia and depression are just a few reasons teenagers give for using drugs. Others use drugs due to peer pressure and the need to seem older and fit within their chosen friend group. For responsible parents who want to help their teens...
When someone uses drugs, trace amounts of these drugs will remain in their system for an extended period of time. This will likely last for much longer than the person would actually feel the effects of those drugs. For example, perhaps someone took edibles containing...
Burglary charges are possible when the state claims that someone illegally accessed space with the intention of committing a crime. Texas law allows the state to pursue burglary charges even when no theft actually occurs. When someone does improperly access the...
Someone accused of a drug offense in Texas faces major consequences in the event of a conviction. Texas law treats and assortment of different drug offenses as felonies, even in cases of possession sometimes. A guilty plea or conviction for a felony drug offense can...
It is common for people, young and old, who suffer from addiction to deny they have a problem and refuse treatment. Sometimes, this can go on for years, leaving family members feeling hopeless and disheartened. In these cases, there are some things you can do. In...
Substance abuse often has a causative relationship with criminal prosecution in Texas. Police officers can arrest anyone who possesses banned drugs like methamphetamine or Molly, and they can also arrest anyone who seems to have abused controlled prescription...
Prescription medications are made available after someone has a recommendation from their physician. They typically need to go to a pharmacy to pick up their medication, and they may have some degree of personal financial obligation to cover certain costs beyond what...
Texas has strict laws concerning drug possession. One substance that is treated seriously under the law is peyote. Peyote is a controlled substance that is addressed under the Texas Controlled Substances Act (TCSA). It is considered to have a potential for abuse and...