In the state of Texas, psilocybin and psilocin containing mushrooms are classified in the penalty group 2 as a schedule I controlled substance. Possession of any amount is a felony in Texas carrying a mandatory minimum sentence in either jail or state prison as well as a mandatory 6 month driver's license suspension. The following are the penalties for possession:
Under 1g (State Jail Felony) - 180 Days to 2 Years and/or fine not exceeding $10,000
Under 4g (3rd Degree Felony) - 2 Years to 10 Years and/or fine not exceeding $10,000
Under 400g (2nd Degree Felony) - 2 Years to 20 Years and/or fine not exceeding $10,000
Over 400g (Enhanced 1st Degree Felony) - 5 Years to 99 Years and/or fine not exceeding $50,000
Additionally, in Texas, if you are in possession of a large amount, according to the Texas Tax Code you can be charged with tax evasion as well which hold a penalty of no more than 5 years in state prison and/or a fine not exceeding $250,000.
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I believe that penalty for possesion of shrooms in Texas is 6 months - 2 years and/or a big fine. For a first offense you will probably have to pay a fine, be placed on proabtion, attend drug awareness programs, maybe get a suspended jail sentence, have a felony on your record (which will change your life forever) and maybe do some community service. As you can see it's not really worth it to do shrooms. Strick to Alcohol and maybe a little bit of weed (they seem to treat weed less harshly than shrooms and you can have up 4 oz of weed and it's still a misdemeanor in Texas) saty away from shrooms they are no good will **** you up pretty bad
That is not true! The punishment is minimum 2-10 yrs state jail, 3rd degree felony. If you are put on probation instead it is 5 yrs. probation. If you violate probation, you will serve a minimum of 2 yrs, no time off for good behavior, etc. I know this is true because my 17 yr old son just did it. He had no priors whatsoever, not even a ticket. On top of that, another person at the scene admitted they were his and not my sons, the cops said they didn't care, it was in my son's vehicle and he got the wrap. While on probation, my son missed a probation meeting because when he called to say he got called in to work, they told him his worker had an emergency and would be out for 2 wks. He thought that meant his meeting was canceled. It wasn't. They issued a felony warrant and he is now waiting for transport to state jail. This all happened in Hays county- San Marcos Tx
Yes and no! Texas has some of the harshest penalties for being in possession of marijuana, but it depends on the amount of marijuana in your possession and your criminal background! First offenses are usually considered a misdemeanor. After repeted violations it is a felony!
Illicit drugs is a very serious offense in South Dakota. People caught in possession of two to four grams are usually given 20 years to life. If caught with more than four grams the death penalty is given.
2 oz or less*class B misdemeanor180 days$2,0002 to 4 oz*class A misdemeanor1 year$4,0004 oz to 1 lb*state jail felony180 days - 2 years$10,0001 to 5 lbsstate jail felony180 days - 2 years$10,0005 to 50 lbsfelony of the third degree2 - 10 years$10,00050 to 2,000 lbsfelony of the second degree2 - 20 years$10,000More than 2,000 lbsfelony5 - 99 years$50,000SaleGift of 1/4 oz or lessclass B misdemeanor180 days$2,000Sale of 1/4 oz or lessclass A misdemeanor1 year$4,0001/4 oz to 5 lbsstate jail felony180 days - 2 years$10,0005 to 50 lbsfelony of the second degree2 - 20 years$10,00050 to 2,000 lbsfelony of the first degree5 - 99 years$10,0002,000 lbs or morefelonyMMS 10 - 99 years$100,000To a minorfelony2 - 20 years$10,000Within 1,000 feet of a school or within 300 feet of specified areasmisdemeanor or felonyincreased penaltyincreased penaltyMiscellaneous (paraphernalia, license suspensions, drug tax stamps, etc...)Paraphernalia possessionclass C misdemeanornone$500Paraphernalia saleclass A misdemeanor1 year$4,000**
The punishment for first degree murder varies by jurisdiction, but it typically includes a lengthy prison sentence, up to and including life imprisonment without the possibility of parole, or in some cases, the death penalty.
In South Carolina, the penalty for unpaid taxes is 5% of the tax due for the first month, with an additional 0.5% added each month thereafter. There is also a maximum penalty of 25%. Additionally, interest is charged on the unpaid balance at a rate of 2% per month.
In Texas drug possession can have stiff penalties including lengthy prison sentences,lengthy fine for even the first time drug possession. So, you need a skilled drug offense attorney to protect your rights.
James Farrior of the Steelers was offside on the third play of the Packers first possession in the first period but the penalty was declined. The first accepted penalty was a block in the back on a punt return later in the first period by Ryan Mundy of the Steelers.
The penalty for marijuana possession in many states can vary depending on the amount possessed and whether it is a first offense. In some states, possession of a small amount of marijuana may result in a fine or misdemeanor charge, while possession of larger amounts or repeat offenses can lead to more severe penalties such as jail time or felony charges. It is important to check the specific laws in your state to understand the penalties for marijuana possession.
Possession of marijuana is a crime that can cost someone up to $1000 in fines and up to one year in jail on the first conviction. Repeat convictions will increase the penalties.
Yes and no! Texas has some of the harshest penalties for being in possession of marijuana, but it depends on the amount of marijuana in your possession and your criminal background! First offenses are usually considered a misdemeanor. After repeted violations it is a felony!
Depends on the mushroom: * Button mushrooms, shiitake, morels: no penalty * Poisonous mushrooms: Potentially charges of murder if your wealthy uncle just died from eating such materials * "Magic Mushrooms": depends on your past criminal hitory
up to 180 days
The answer is in the Texas Health and Safety Code, Section 481.115(d). Possession of methamphetamine (a Penalty Group 1 substance) is a second degree felony. The Texas Penal Code, Section 12.33 says punishment for a second degree felony ranges from 2-20 years in prison and a fine of not more than $10,000. However, under the Penal Code, Section 12.42, a second conviction is "enhanced" by a previous conviction. If the previous conviction was also a second degree felony, then the second conviction is eligible to be enhanced to a first degree felony which ranges in punishment from 5-99 years in prison and a fine of not more than $10,000.
if you don't drink at all, you won't be asking this question you idot!
probation now if first time
One Year in jail and 1000$ fine. When i got it, it was my first offense, so i did no time and the fine was waived, but i had to do some classes and 50 service hours.
Possession of WHAT?