▶ Watch: Texas Smoke Shops and Buyers Don't Always Have the Same Protection
Walk into many Texas stores and you will find shelves of THC and hemp-derived products for sale. It is easy to assume that if a business can sell it, a customer must be safe buying and possessing it. That assumption can lead to a felony charge.
The legal landscape around hemp, THC concentrates, and cannabinoid products in Texas is complicated and still shifting. A retailer's willingness to sell a product is not a legal opinion, and it is no defense if what you are carrying qualifies as a controlled substance under Texas law. Buyers, not just shops, can end up under investigation.
If you have been charged with possession of a THC or controlled-substance product, the specifics — what it was, its concentration, and how it is classified — matter enormously. Brian Foley has handled these cases across Texas, and the goal is always a dismissal. Stay informed, and call before you assume you are in the clear.
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