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Nolan County

Nolan County is located in the west-central region of TX. The county was created in 1876 and was named after Philip Nolan, one of the first American traders to visit Texas. As of the 2010 U.S. Census, Hale had a population of 15,216 citizens. The legalization of recreational marijuana in the state of Colorado has increased the number of tourists traveling to Nolan County.

Marijuana is a big Mexican export, and Texas law enforcement are working hard to keep it from crossing the border. If you're currently facing charges for cannabis-related crimes, we advise you to contact the skilled marijuana defense lawyers at Law Offices of David Sloane, PLLC.

Nolan County Lawyer for Marijuana Crimes, TX

If you are facing marijuana charges on the misdemeanor or felony level, we urge you to contact Law Offices of David Sloane, PLLC to discuss your legal options. Marijuana possession can have serious consequences, including a permanent criminal record. It is important that you consult with a criminal defense lawyer who specializes in providing a vigorous, effective defense to drug crimes right away.

Attorney David Sloane at Law Offices of David Sloane, PLLC is a well-respected marijuana attorney. He has a strong background in criminal investigation and marijuana law. Contact him at (817) 810-0088 to obtain a free, initial consultation.

Law Offices of David Sloane, PLLC serves individuals in Nolan County and surrounding cities such as Blackwell, Maryneal, Nolan, Roscoe, and Sweetwater.

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Major State Roads and Interstates in Nolan County

Law enforcement officials frequently patrol Nolan County, Texas to arrest individuals who possess or deliver marijuana. Often these individuals are traveling from Colorado or another state where cannabis is legal.

If you're traveling between Texas and Colorado, you're likely to take one of the following:

  • Interstate 20
  • Highway 84
  • State Highway 70
  • State Highway 153

Be aware that running marijuana products between Colorado and Texas is dangerous. If caught, you could get arrested and face federal charges. If you are currently facing marijuana charges, Law Offices of David Sloane, PLLC is ready to protect your rights and fight for your freedom.

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Our Practice Areas

Attorney David Sloane and his legal team has seen a wide variety of marijuana cases in his two decades of criminal defense experience. Many of his cases center around marijuana possession charges, but Law Offices of David Sloane, PLLC also focus on numerous other practice areas. Among these practice areas are:

  • Positive THC drug test probation violation
  • Marijuana felony offenses
  • Delivery of marijuana
  • Arrests of visitors from out of state
  • Asset forfeiture
  • Illegal searches
  • Cite and release
  • Marijuana crimes
  • Highway interdiction
  • Marijuana DWI
  • Marijuana trafficking

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Nolan County Court Resources

Nolan County Judge – Glen Harrison is the current district court judge. Click the link to view his contact information.

District Court Judge

Glen Harrison

100 East Third, Suit 204

Sweetwater, Texas 79556

Phone: 325-235-3133

Nolan County Clerk – Sharla Keith is the current county clerk for Nolan. Click the link to view her contact information.

District Court Judge

Sharla Keith

100 East Third, Suite 108

Sweetwater, Texas 79556

Phone: 325-235-2462

Fax: 325-235-4635

Email:  [email protected]

Nolan County Commissioners Court – Click the link to view contact information for Precinct 1, 2, 3, and 4.

Precinct 1 Commissioner

Terry Willman

100 East Third, Suite 103

Sweetwater, Texas 79556

Phone: 325-235-3355

Fax: 325-236-9416

Precinct 2 Commissioner

Seth Mahaffey

100 East Third, Suite 103

Sweetwater, Texas 79556

Phone: 325-235-3355

Fax: 325-236-9416

Precinct 3 Commissioner

Tommy White

100 East Third, Suite 103

Sweetwater, Texas 79556

Phone: 325-235-3355

Fax: 325-236-9416

Precinct 4 Commissioner

Henry Ortega Jr.

100 East Third, Suite 103

Sweetwater, Texas 79556

Phone: 325-235-3355

Fax: 325-236-9416

Nolan County District Attorney – Visit the official website for Nolan County. Richard Thompson serves as the current district attorney. Follow the link to view his contact information.

Nolan County District Attorney

Nolan County Courthouse

100 East Third, Suite 201

Sweetwater, Texas 79556

Phone: 325-235-8639

Texas Court of Appeals – Visit the official website for Texas Court of Appeals. The 14 courts of appeals have intermediate appellate jurisdiction in both civil and criminal cases appealed from district or county courts. Each court of appeals has jurisdiction in a specific geographical region of the state.

Texas Office of Court Administration

205 West 14th Street, Suite 600

Austin, TX 78701

Texas Supreme Court – Visit the official website for the Supreme Court of Texas. Composed of the chief justice and eight justices, the Supreme Court of Texas is the court of last resort for civil matters in the state. Click the link to view the court calendar and read court news.

Supreme Court of Texas

Supreme Court Building

201 W. 14th Street, Room 104

Austin, Texas 78701

Phone: :(512) 463-1312

Fax: (512) 463-1365

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Nolan County Law Enforcement Resources

Nolan County Sheriff – Follow the link to view the current sheriff of Nolan County and his contact information. The sheriff's goal is to promote the safety, security, and well-being of the citizens of Nolan County.

David Warren

211 Avenger Field Rd.

Sweetwater, Texas 79556

Phone: 325-235-5471

Jail:  325-235-5487

Fax: 325-235-5750

Email:  [email protected]

Texas Highway Patrol | DPS – The Texas Highway Patrol (THP) is a division of the Texas Department of Public Safety. THP's missions are to maintain and educate Texas citizens about public safety. Visit this website to learn more about the Highway Patrol Service.

Sweetwater Police Department – Sweetwater is the current county seat for Nolan County. Follow the link to view the Sweetwater police department and read their responsibilities such as crime prevention, investigation of crime, and maintenance of records.

Texas Department of Criminal Justice – Visit the official website for Texas Department of Criminal Justice. The site offers latest news, inmate information, and career opportunities. You can also use an interactive map that shows the Texas Department of Criminal Justice facilities.

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Marijuana Delivery in Texas

Marijuana delivery is not always considered a felony in Texas, but selling or trafficking more than ¼ of an ounce will result in felony charges. The extent of the charge depends on the amount an individual traffics or sells. For example, selling more than ¼ oz. but less than 5 lbs., can result in a state jail felony.

Listed below are the charges for marijuana delivery in Texas.

  • Second–degree felony: More than 5 lbs. but less than 50 lbs.
  • First–degree felony: More than 50 lbs. but less than 2,000 lbs.
  • Enhanced first-degree felony: Delivering more than 2,000 lbs. of marijuana

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Marijuana Charges in Texas

Offense

Penalty

Incarceration

  Max. Fine  

Possession

2 oz or less

Misdemeanor

180 days

$ 2,000

2 – 4 oz

Misdemeanor

1 year

$ 4,000

4 oz to 5 lbs

Felony

180 days* – 2 years

$ 10,000

5 – 50 lbs

Felony

2* – 10 years

$ 10,000

50 – 2000 lbs

Felony

2* – 20 years

$ 10,000

More than 2000 lbs

Felony

5* – 99 years

$ 50,000

* Mandatory minimum sentence

Sale

7 g or less for no remuneration

Misdemeanor

180 days

$ 2,000

7 g or less

Misdemeanor

1 year

$ 4,000

7 g to 5 lbs

Felony

180 days* – 2 years

$ 10,000

5 – 50 lbs

Felony

2* – 20 years

$ 10,000

50 – 2000 lbs

Felony

5* – 99 years

$ 10,000

More than 2000 lbs

Felony

10* – 99 years

$ 100,000

To a minor

Felony

2* – 20 years

$ 10,000

* Mandatory minimum sentence

Cultivation

See Possession section for penalty details.

Hash & Concentrates

Possession of less than 1 g

Felony

180 days – 2 years

$ 10,000

Possession of 1 – 4 g

Felony

2 – 10 years

$ 10,000

Possession of 4 – 400 g

Felony

2 – 20 years

$ 10,000

Possession of more than 400 g

Felony

10 years – life

$ 50,000

Manufacture or delivery of less than 1 g

Felony

180 days – 2 years

$ 10,000

Manufacture or delivery of 1 – 4 g

Felony

2 – 20 years

$ 10,000

Manufacture or delivery of 4 – 400 g

Felony

5 – 99 years

$ 10,000

Manufacture or delivery of more than 400 g

Felony

10 years – life

$ 10,000

Paraphernalia

Possession of paraphernalia

Misdemeanor

N/A

$ 500

Sale of paraphernalia (first offense)

Misdemeanor

1 year

$ 4,000

Sale of paraphernalia (subsequent offense)

Felony

90 days* – 1 year

$ 4,000

To a minor

Felony

180 days* – 2 years

$ 10,000

* Mandatory minimum sentence

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Additional Resources

Texas Penal Code: Marijuana Offenses – Chapter 481 of the Texas Health and Safety Code constitutes the Texas Controlled Substances Act. Visit the webpage to view defines various marijuana offenses and penalties throughout Texas, including marijuana possession, marijuana trafficking and cultivation.

DFW NORML – Founded in 2005, NORML Is the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws. It is an educational non-profit organization dedicated to fighting marijuana prohibition in Texas. Click the link to learn more and find ways you can get involved.

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Marijuana Crimes Lawyer Nolan County, TX

Were you charged with a marijuana crime in Nolan County, TX? Your future could be in jeopardy if you're convicted because a criminal conviction will remain on your record for the rest of your life. It's important to seek experienced legal representation and guidance as soon as possible.

Attorney David Sloane carries over 20 years of experience in criminal defense. Sloane and his legal team are intimately familiar with the laws, judges, and courts that make up the Texas judicial system. Be confident that you are in great hands when you choose Law Offices of David Sloane, PLLC.

Law Offices of David Sloane, PLLC accepts clients in Nolan County and surrounding cities such as Blackwell, Maryneal, Nolan, Roscoe, and Sweetwater. Contact us today at (817) 810-0088 or complete our online form to schedule your free consultation today. Marijuana defense attorney David Sloane is ready to prepare your defense.

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