Drug Charge Defense Attorney Collin County, Plano, Frisco & McKinney

Drug Cases in Collin County Courts

Misdemeanor drug cases in Collin County are heard in the Collin County Courts at Law in McKinney, the county seat. Felony drug cases are heard in the Collin County District Courts. The Collin County District Attorney's Office is known for aggressive prosecution of drug offenses, particularly in cases involving delivery, manufacturing, or large quantities. Todd Rash regularly appears in Collin County courts.

Drug Charges in Plano

Plano is the largest city in Collin County and sees a significant volume of drug cases, many arising from traffic stops on US-75, the Dallas North Tollway, and other major corridors. Plano Police Department is active in drug enforcement, and the Collin County District Attorney's Office prosecutes these cases aggressively. Todd Rash defends drug clients in Plano and throughout Collin County.

Drug Charges in Frisco

Frisco is one of the fastest-growing cities in Texas and has seen a corresponding increase in drug enforcement activity. Frisco Police Department and the Collin County District Attorney's Office prosecute drug cases throughout Frisco. Todd Rash defends clients charged with drug offenses in Frisco and the surrounding area.

Drug Charges in McKinney and Allen

McKinney is the county seat of Collin County and home to the Collin County courts. Allen, adjacent to Plano, is another active area for drug enforcement. Todd Rash defends drug cases in McKinney, Allen, and throughout Collin County, including Wylie, Murphy, Sachse, Celina, Anna, and all other Collin County communities.

THC and Vape Cartridge Cases in Collin County

THC concentrate including vape cartridges, wax, shatter, and edibles is a felony in Texas regardless of the amount. Collin County prosecutors charge these cases as felonies, and many defendants are surprised by the severity of the charge. Todd Rash has extensive experience defending THC cases in Collin County and can challenge the evidence and pursue dismissal or reduction.

Potential Penalties

• › Marijuana possession (2 oz or less): Class B misdemeanor up to 180 days jail
• › THC concentrate (less than 1g): State jail felony (180 days to 2 years)
• › Controlled substance possession (Penalty Group 1, less than 1g): State jail felony
• › Drug delivery: 2nd degree felony to 1st degree felony depending on substance and quantity
• › Drug manufacturing: Up to life in prison for large quantities

Possible Defenses

• › Unlawful traffic stop: lack of reasonable suspicion
• › Unlawful search and seizure: no warrant or valid exception
• › Lack of knowledge of the substance
• › Constructive possession: the drugs were not yours
• › Lab testing errors or improper identification of the substance
• › THC content below 0.3%: legal hemp product
• › Entrapment
• › Eligibility for deferred adjudication or diversion

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