QUESTION
What should be done if I got pulled over in a vehicle that did not belong to me and police found drugs in the car?
Asked on May 10th, 2017 on Criminal Law - Texas
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My license was not good so I got arrested. He searched the car. They found drugs that I was completely unaware of (I still have no idea what they found since I never saw any of it) but the ticket he wrote specifically says "vehicle search: no". He typed no. Is that in any way helpful to my case he said no when he did search? I had no idea about the drugs. I’ve been to prison and out for 2 years and clean and in same stable living and working conditions for those 2 years but even my lawyer is making me feel guilty where I am innocent. I will fight this all the way because I’ve worked hard for what I’ve earned back. they are threatening to take it all back over
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If you are not guilty and the State still wants to continue your prosecution, then your only choice is a trial. Your attorney, in the right situation, can file a motion to suppress based on a lack of affirmative links. Please do not take this as a knock on your attorney. I do not know the fine details.
Answered on Aug 03rd, 2017 at 9:26 AM