Wright v. State
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
STONE, Justice.
This appeal presents the question of whether an individual is subject to prosecution under the Texas Controlled Substances Act1 for possession of a scheduled drug prescribed by a foreign physician.
BACKGROUND FACTS
Dianne Wright, a forty-three year old grandmother with no history of criminal conduct, travelled from her home in Sherman, Texas to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico where she was examined by Dr. Ortiz De Dominguez, a fully licensed physician in Mexico. Dr. Dominguez prescribed valium and diethypropion to Wright, and she filled the prescription at a pharmacy in Nuevo Laredo,…
2Cases cited5 opinions
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