If you’re facing drug possession charges in Fort Worth or anywhere in Tarrant County, your future is at stake. A conviction can mean jail time, heavy fines, and a permanent criminal record that follows you for life. Don’t face these charges alone.

Graham Norris has successfully defended many clients against drug possession charges in Tarrant County courts, securing dismissals, reduced charges, and favorable outcomes even in serious felony cases. Contact us now for a free case evaluation using our confidential online form, or call the number below.

Why Clients Choose Norris Legal Group as Their Drug Possession Lawyer in Fort Worth

• Local Tarrant County Court Experience: We understand Fort Worth’s court system and have relationships with local prosecutors
• Proven Results: Over 400 case dismissals and 60+ grand jury “no-bills” across 3,600+ criminal cases
• Personal Attention: Your case isn’t just another file – Graham personally handles your defense
• Emergency Response: Quick action can prevent charges from escalating and protect your rights

“Graham Norris was the BEST thing to happen to me during a time of crisis. He was extremely knowledgeable, professional, understanding, and kind. Not once did he condescend or judge me for the situation I was in. I’ll never forget him or what he did to help me.” — Ally Turner, Fort Worth

Why an Experienced Fort Worth Drug Possession Lawyer Matters: Recent Case Successes in Tarrant County

A 19-year-old client faced 5 years to life in prison for delivery of a controlled substance. Graham negotiated with prosecutors to reduce the charge to third-degree felony possession, making the client eligible for a first-offender drug program that resulted in complete case dismissal and expunction eligibility.

That’s just one of many examples of situations where we’ve helped our clients beat or reduce charges. We may be able to help you, too. All it takes is a quick and free consultation call to find out.

“We were fighting a 10 year felony sentence and wasn’t sure how it was gonna turn out! Graham knew exactly what to do. CASE DISMISSED! Thank you so much! I would recommend everyone to him!” — Ally Catt

How We Defend Drug Possession Cases in Fort Worth

When you hire Norris Legal Group, we immediately begin building your defense:

• Comprehensive Case Analysis: We examine police reports, search warrants, and evidence handling to identify violations of your rights
• Fourth Amendment Challenges: We aggressively challenge illegal searches and seizures that violate your constitutional rights
• Evidence Integrity: We investigate chain of custody issues and improper evidence handling procedures
• Strategic Positioning: We work with prosecutors to demonstrate your positive character and commitment to change
• Trial Preparation: If your best option is trial, we prepare meticulously to present your strongest defense

“Graham has been with me every step of the way through this process. My case was dismissed due to his hard work and skills. I cannot recommend him highly enough.” — Colby Gallatin

Contact us now for a free case evaluation, or call (817) 859-8985.

Understanding Drug Possession Charges in Tarrant County

Texas takes drug possession seriously, with even small amounts potentially resulting in felony charges. What many people don’t realize is that THC possession (including vape pens) is classified as a felony in Texas, carrying the same penalties as heroin or cocaine.

Immediate Consequences You Face

• Jail or Prison Time: From 180 days to life imprisonment depending on the substance and amount
• Heavy Fines: Up to $250,000 in the most serious cases
• Driver’s License Suspension: Mandatory suspension regardless of whether driving was involved
• Permanent Criminal Record: Affecting employment, housing, and educational opportunities
• Professional License Impact: Potential loss of professional licenses and certifications

Critical Timeline After a Drug Possession Arrest

Time is crucial in drug possession cases. The sooner we begin working on your defense, the more options we have to protect your future.

About Graham Norris: A Trusted Fort Worth Drug Possession Lawyer

Graham Norris founded Norris Legal Group with a mission to provide unwavering support and rigorous legal representation to people facing criminal charges in Tarrant County. As a former prosecutor, he understands how the other side builds cases and uses this insight to create effective defense strategies.

Graham’s approach to drug possession defense focuses on:

• Dignity: Treating every client with respect regardless of their circumstances
• Trust: Providing honest assessments and maintaining clear communication
• Fight: Aggressively pursuing every avenue to protect your rights and future

“The BEST lawyer in DFW. Graham got a class A misdemeanor dismissed for me. He will forever be my family lawyer he cares about his clients no matter what financial position you in or racial background you come from he take care of you!!” — Deonate Norman

Protecting Your Future in Tarrant County

A drug possession charge doesn’t have to define your future. With proper legal representation, you may be able to:

• Avoid jail time completely
• Keep charges off your permanent record
• Maintain your driver’s license
• Protect your career and professional licenses
• Qualify for diversion programs or treatment options

“Graham worked hard to help me with a situation I had very little control of. While I knew what the outcome was most likely going to be, he still took me on and helped me to the best of his ability.” — Mackenzie Emmert

Get Your Free Case Evaluation Today

Don’t wait until it’s too late to start building your defense. Every day you wait gives the prosecution more time to build their case against you.

Contact Norris Legal Group today for a free, confidential consultation about your Fort Worth drug possession case.

Contact us now for a free case evaluation, or call (817) 859-8985.

Serving clients throughout Tarrant County including Fort Worth, Arlington, Bedford, Mansfield, Euless, Hurst, Keller, Southlake, and surrounding areas.

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Common Questions About Drug Possession in Texas

What should I do if I’m arrested for drug possession?

The most important things to remember are: remain silent, ask for a lawyer immediately, and don’t consent to any searches. Contact Norris Legal Group as soon as possible to begin building your defense.

Can I get probation for a first-time drug offense?

First-time offenders may be eligible for probation or drug diversion programs, depending on the circumstances. We work with prosecutors to position you favorably for these alternatives to jail time.

What if the drugs weren’t mine?

“Constructive possession” laws in Texas can make you liable for drugs found in areas you control, even if they’re not physically on you. We know how to challenge these cases and prove lack of knowledge or control.

Will I lose my driver’s license for drug possession?

Yes, Texas law requires automatic driver’s license suspension for drug convictions, even if no driving was involved. This is why avoiding conviction is so important.

How much does a drug possession lawyer cost?

We offer free consultations and work with clients on payments. The cost of experienced legal representation is far less than the long-term consequences of a conviction.

Why Early Action Matters

The prosecution begins building their case immediately after your arrest. The sooner we start working on your defense, the more opportunities we have to:

• Challenge evidence before it’s solidified
• Interview witnesses while memories are fresh
• Position you favorably with prosecutors
• Explore diversion programs and alternative sentencing
• Protect your rights throughout the process

Don’t wait – call (817) 859-8985 now for your free case evaluation.