Charged with a felony drug possession?

Possession of Cocaine Charges - Possession of a Controlled Substance

Someone charged with possession of cocaine, methamphetamine, or heroin faces felony drug charges in Texas. The law is actually Possession of a Controlled Substance and falls under the §481 of Texas Health and Safety Code rather than the Penal Code. Being convicted can not only result in long prison sentences, but other consequences as well. A conviction, even if you get probation, will result in your driver’s license being suspended for up to a year, will show up on a criminal background check forever, and can prevent you from getting student loans.

Here is how the amount of cocaine affects the level of offense: