In a surprising turn of events, Governor Greg Abbott vetoed the controversial Texas THC ban bill, a move that has sparked major conversation across the state. The bill, which sought to outlaw all products containing THC — including popular hemp-derived items like Delta-8 and Delta-9 — would have put tens of thousands of businesses and consumers at risk. For now, THC products remain legal in Texas, but the legal landscape is far from settled.
So, what does this mean for you?
✅ The Good News: THC Products Are Still Legal (for Now)
If you’re a consumer or business owner in the hemp industry, the veto offers a temporary sigh of relief. THC-infused edibles, oils, vapes, and other hemp-derived items can continue to be sold and possessed — for now.
But that doesn’t mean you’re in the clear. With Texas lawmakers likely to revisit the issue in the next session, it’s more important than ever to stay informed and legally protected.
⚖️ Legal Gray Areas Still Exist
Despite the veto, THC-related arrests and legal confusion remain common across Texas. Some local jurisdictions enforce stricter interpretations of cannabis laws, and law enforcement officers may still pursue charges depending on the product type and context.
This is where The Law Office of Shawn C. Brown P.C. comes in.
👨⚖️ Why You May Still Need Legal Help
Whether you’re a business owner navigating the THC market or a consumer who’s been charged or questioned over hemp-derived products, Shawn Brown Law is here to help. With over 25 years of experience defending South Texans, our team understands the complex and constantly shifting laws around marijuana, THC, and drug-related offenses.
We defend clients facing:
- Possession of THC products
- Drug crimes related to Delta-8 or Delta-9
- Unlawful searches or seizures
- Distribution or intent to sell charges
📲 Available 24/7 – Know Your Rights
If you’ve been charged or are worried about legal exposure, don’t wait. Call The Law Office of Shawn C. Brown P.C. at (210) 224-8200 or visit shawnbrownlaw.com for a free consultation. We also offer live chat on our website — available 24/7.
🚨 Bottom Line: Stay Informed, Stay Protected
While Governor Abbott’s veto keeps THC products legal — for now — the fight over cannabis in Texas is far from over. If you find yourself caught in the middle, turn to the law firm trusted by thousands across South Texas.
The Law Office of Shawn C. Brown P.C. — defending your rights with experience and dedication.
