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Texas trying to make new synthetic drugs illegal

Texas has started to crackdown on synthetic drug use and a state lawmaker wants to give law enforcement officials more tools to arrest offenders. If the lawmaker's proposed bills are passed, more individuals in Texas may find themselves facing synthetic drug charges.

Advocates want drug treatment instead of punishment

Many criminal justice advocates in Texas think that drug offenders should receive treatment instead of being sent to prison. A new report by the Texas Criminal Justice Coalition supports the claim that treatment is more beneficial for drug offenders than prison sentences.

Texas man convicted of drug trafficking charges

Texas continues to crack down on methamphetamine drug crimes. The most recent incident involves a Texas man who was convicted of several drug trafficking offenses by a federal jury in Texas earlier this week.

Police see more meth labs in larger cities

Law enforcement officials have been investigating meth labs throughout the country and the increased effort has led to more methamphetamine lab seizures in some of the nation's biggest cities and suburbs. The increase in meth labs has put more communities on edge, including in Texas.

Possible crime lab errors lead to dismissal of drug cases in Texas

Drug cases in Texas have been dismissed after allegations of crime lab errors. The Galveston County District Attorney has already dismissed 30 drug cases after errors were reported by the Texas Department of Public Safety.

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