
Amarillo Drug Crimes Lawyer
Drug crimes are a serious matter in every state, especially Texas, where drug laws are taken very seriously. When you are arrested for drug possession or any other drug crime, you should contact an Amarillo drug crime attorney to help you fight your drug charges.
Tisdell Law Firm can give you the legal representation you need to fight the harsh penalties the state imposes for drug crimes. Whether you are facing charges for drug possession, drug paraphernalia, drug trafficking, or another drug charge, you should not waste time getting the legal defense you deserve.
These drug charges can impact the rest of your life. Contact us at (806) 216-3226 today to speak with an Amarillo drug crime attorney about your case.
Understanding Drug Crimes in Texas
Criminal defense cases that involve drug convictions can jeopardize your career and have harsh criminal penalties. You must understand what Texas considers to be drugs and what lies ahead for you with a drug-related offense.

What Constitutes Drug Possession?
Texas state law and federal laws consider drug possession illegal. Drugs are any illicit controlled substance such as methamphetamine, cocaine, or heroin. Drug possession could be problematic if you have a large amount as you may be charged with intent to deliver, or your case could end up being prosecuted by the federal government; both have harsher criminal penalties than simple possession.
Common Drug Offenses in Amarillo, TX
The drug laws in Texas classify drugs by type. The lower the number of the group, the more dangerous the drug. For example, Penalty Group 1 consists of drugs like cocaine, heroin, and methamphetamine. Penalty Group 1A covers LSD, and penalty Group 1B covers fentanyl. In Penalty Group 2, you’ll find drugs like PCP, mushrooms, THC, and ecstasy, while in Penalty Group 3, you’ll find many prescription drugs and steroids.
Marijuana is a drug with its own category, and although laws are shifting in the state, you can still be charged with drug possession for cannabis. Medical marijuana or low THC- cannabis is legal with a Texas recommendation for certain conditions, though those conditions are limited. Texas does not recognize out-of-state medical marijuana cards.
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We don’t sugarcoat your situation or make empty promises. We’ll give you straight answers, lay out your options, and fight for the best possible outcome.
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A criminal charge is stressful enough—you shouldn’t have to pay just to understand your options. We offer free consultations so you can get real answers before making a decision.
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We keep it real with you—no legal jargon, no dodging questions. You’ll always know what’s happening with your case and what to expect next.
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A criminal charge doesn’t have to define you. We work aggressively to protect your rights, your record, and your future—so you can move forward.

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At Tisdell Law Firm, your satisfaction is our priority! See for yourself what our clients have to say about working with us.
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“Adam did more than I could ask for on that day, he literally brought tears to my eyes.”- Lole K.
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“I am 100% satisfied with the results of my case. I would definitely recommend Adam Tisdell.”- Myra
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“He was easy to contact and always answered any question we had.”- Jazmin S.
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“Charles did exactly what he said he would do.”- Patrick R.
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“Adam Tisdell is just overall a great kind hearted attorney who will put ALL his efforts in making sure that you receive the assurance necessary to beat your case.”- Miss V.
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“I hired Leah Thornton to handle my case and she helped me every step of the way!”- Alana W.
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“Adam works hard to get you the best result.”- Kevin P.
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“Would highly recommend Tisdell Law Firm in Amarillo.”- Vivienne T.
Penalties for Drug Crimes in Texas
Drugs in Texas are classified into different penalties. The penalties become progressively higher when you go from possession to delivery, trafficking, or manufacturing.
If you have a small amount of a drug in your possession, it may only be charged as a misdemeanor. Penalty group 1 or 2 drugs in any amount are considered felonies. The amount of drugs you are alleged to have on you will also affect the punishments you will receive if convicted.
You may serve jail or prison time, have your driver’s license suspended, pay large fines, lose your job, or even suffer the consequences through your custody rights. An experienced criminal defense attorney who understands the 4th Amendment and has an in-depth knowledge of how drugs are tested and how the drug testing labs operate will provide you the best chance at fighting the charges you face.
Take Action Today: Contact Tisdell Law Firm
If you were accused of a drug crime, you must seek legal counsel from an experienced criminal defense attorney immediately. The sooner you act, the better your chance of getting the best outcome.
At Tisdell Law Firm, we provide a personalized approach to your defense. Let us tailor our aggressive strategies to fight your charges. Schedule a consultation by calling us at (806) 216-3226 or filling out our online form.

When You Need a Fighter, We’re Here
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We don’t sugarcoat your situation or make empty promises. We’ll give you straight answers, lay out your options, and fight for the best possible outcome.
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A criminal charge is stressful enough—you shouldn’t have to pay just to understand your options. We offer free consultations so you can get real answers before making a decision.
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We keep it real with you—no legal jargon, no dodging questions. You’ll always know what’s happening with your case and what to expect next.
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A criminal charge doesn’t have to define you. We work aggressively to protect your rights, your record, and your future—so you can move forward.