George Roland | Denton Criminal Defense Lawyer

“PCS PG 1 <1G DFZ” If this means anything to you and you are reading my blog, odds are that you are either a defense

Drug cases can lead to issues with federal student aid when the accused person is a college student. This question comes up more often than

A new law in Kentucky made headlines on March 25th, with some newspapers calling it “a cultural shift.” Comments on message boards suggested the new

In December of 2014, House Bill 507 was filed for consideration in the 84th Legislative Session. The long title of the bill, “An Act Relating

Forfeiture of Contraband, Part II   To answer when your seized property can be returned, it is useful to turn the question on its head

Forfeiture of Contraband, Part I   Suppose police execute a search warrant of your home, and find $3,500 cash tucked away in a dresser, along

So far when I have written about drug charges, I have largely focused on the most common drug charge—“Possession of a controlled substance.” But, there

Sometimes, a spoon is just something to eat cereal with. At other times, a spoon is drug paraphernalia that will get you arrested and charged.

Texas is a terrible place to be a defendant. This is no secret to anyone. Texas can be particularly hard on defendants, and is one