It's illegal in Texas to possess a prescription medicine not prescribed to you. The charge is possession of a dangerous drug, and it's a misdemeanor. This can be a problem for people who carry their medicine in a container other than the prescription bottle. If an officer thinks that you aren't the person that medication was prescribed to, he could arrest you. To avoid this, I always recommend taking a picture of the prescription label and, of course, never consent to searches by police.
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Sean Henricksen Law Firm
3011 Nacogdoches, Bldg 1
San Antonio, Texas 78217
10 сен 2024