Plano Drug Crime Lawyer for Cases Involving Mushrooms

The Texas Controlled Substances Act has been updated as of September 1, 2011. More substances are being added to the list of drugs that can result in criminal charges for possession, distribution, or other charges. Mushrooms, or “shrooms” as they are called on the street, are a naturally occurring mushroom that has hallucinogenic properties. These mushrooms are classified under the Act as a Penalty Group 2-A controlled substance. They are also called “magic mushrooms” or “psilocybin mushrooms.” If you have been found to be in possession of “shrooms” you could face some very serious consequences if you are convicted. As a Penalty Group 2-A controlled substance, the charges filed range from a state jail felony to a 1st-degree felony. Under the current state law, there are varying penalties based upon the amount of the substance found in possession of the accused.

Contact us to learn more about your charges! The Zendeh Del Law Firm, PLLC, is backed by more than 30 years of collective legal experience and hundreds of cases handled.

Proving Possession: Your Defense Options

When the mushrooms are found on your person, it could potentially be difficult to dispute possession, but when found in your car or home, there could be reason to believe that you had no knowledge that the mushrooms were even there. Even if you were searched by law enforcement and found to be in possession of mushrooms, you have options that should be explored. It is possible that you were the victim of a rights violation in an illegal search and seizure, and if proven, a motion to suppress evidence could be filed with the court. Possession charges are based upon the belief by law enforcement and the prosecuting attorney that the individual involved was in actual:

• Care
• Custody
• Control
• Management of the mushrooms

Never make a decision about how to plead in a drug crime case without first getting a full case analysis by our professional legal team at the Zendeh Del Law Firm, PLLC. We have extensive trial experience and have been successful in defending our clients in all types of drug cases. We represent individuals who face criminal charges due to being accused of possession or possession with intent to distribute mushrooms, and you can be confident that we will act fast and effectively on your behalf.

Penalties In Mushroom Charges

Since mushrooms fall into Penalty Group 2, along with other hallucinogenic substances such as synthetic marijuana, PCP, mescaline and others, the fines involved can range as high as $50,000 based upon the amount of the substance found in the possession of the accused. The time spent in a correctional facility in the state can be as long as 2 years for less than one gram of the substance, and 5-99 years for the possession of 400 grams or more. These are very serious issues, and when your freedom is at risk, you can’t take chances. Getting the highest quality defense attorney fighting for you from the start of your case is extremely important.

Contact The Zendeh Del Law Firm, PLLC, To Learn More About Your Legal Options!

You must get your case evaluated as early in the process as is possible. Never attend a court hearing without a skilled and aggressive drug crime lawyer at your side. We are here to protect the rights of those who are accused of being in possession of mushrooms, or that are facing charges related to trafficking this controlled substance. You can find out more about our professional qualifications at our firm profile. One of our founding attorneys formerly served as an assistant district attorney and has extensive trial experience.

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