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The Presence of a Firearm Does Not Automatically Prove a Crime.

Texas has extensive firearm laws, but firearm possession is not lawful in every circumstance.

Whether a gun was discovered in your vehicle, found near you during a police investigation, or allegedly possessed in a prohibited location, a weapons charge deserves careful legal attention.

At The Khari Firm, we investigate the circumstances of your arrest and examine whether the prosecution can establish every required element of the offense.

Common Weapons Charges in Texas

Our criminal-defense practice addresses allegations involving

Unlawful carrying of a weapon.

Unlawful possession of a firearm by a person prohibited from possessing one.

Possession of a weapon in a prohibited location.

Weapons-related allegations arising from traffic stops.

Firearm possession allegations involving multiple occupants of a vehicle.

Other state weapons offenses.

What If the Gun Wasn't Yours?

A firearm found inside a vehicle does not automatically establish that every occupant possessed it.

Depending on the charge, the State may have to establish knowing possession or other specific elements.

We examine ownership, access, control, witness statements, and the location of the firearm.

Was the Search Legal?

We investigate whether police had a lawful basis to :

Depending on the charge, the State may have to establish knowing possession or other specific elements.

Your Future Deserves a Defense

A weapons conviction can carry serious criminal and collateral consequences, including restrictions on firearm rights.

Don’t assume that the discovery of a gun means the prosecution can prove the charged offense.

Contact The Khari Firm to discuss the evidence and your legal options.

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Contact The Khari Firm to discuss the evidence and your legal options.

Serving Harris, Fort Bend, and Brazoria Counties.

Every case is evaluated individually. No result is guaranteed.