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Can Vaping THC Land You in Prison?

In Texas, vaping THC can lead to serious legal consequences, including potential prison time. In this video Board Certified Criminal Defense Lawyer Benson Varghese explains how possessing even trace amounts of THC, found in products like vape pens, can turn into a felony charge. We’ll break down the risks, including how products marketed as THC-free could still land you in trouble. Stay informed and learn what you need to know to avoid legal pitfalls surrounding vaping and marijuana possession in Texas. Varghese Summersett PLLC versustexas.com Our team is made up of experienced criminal lawyers and former prosecutors with offices in Fort Worth, Dallas, Southlake, and Houston. We handle state criminal cases throughout North Texas. We also handle federal criminal cases across the country. Criminal Specialists by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization: Benson Varghese: https://www.versustexas.com/benson-va... Anna Summersett: https://www.versustexas.com/anna-summ... Letty Martinez: https://www.versustexas.com/letty-mar... Criminal Defense Attorneys: Christy Jack: https://versustexas.com/attorneys/chr... Tiffany Burks: https://versustexas.com/attorneys/tif... Robert Huseman: https://versustexas.com/attorneys/rob... Mike Hanson: https://versustexas.com/attorneys/mik... Alex Thornton: https://versustexas.com/attorneys/ale... Audrey Hatcher: https://versustexas.com/audrey-hatcher/ Connect with Varghese Summersett   / versustexas     / versustexas     / versustexas     / 3715834   Channel Page:    / @varghesesummersettpllc7161   0:00 Can vaping THC land you in prison in Texas? 0:03 The surprising answer regarding vaping THC 0:07 Discussion about vaping and civil lawsuits against manufacturers like Joule 0:16 Possessing marijuana is illegal in Texas, even in small quantities 0:23 Possessing THC is considered a felony 0:30 Even if the substance is sold as CBD, it can contain detectable THC 0:38 THC content over 0.3% by dry weight results in a felony offense 1:19 Felony classifications: Under 1 gram: State jail felony 1 to 4 grams: Third-degree felony Potential 2 to 10 years in prison 1:29 Common scenario in Tarrant County: Traffic stop leading to vape pen search 1:49 Testing of vape pen contents for THC 1:54 THC above 0.3% leads to felony charges