Group 1 drugs(such as opium, cocaine, heroin, oxycodone, and morphine) – You could face state jail felony for having less than one gram, a third-degree felony for one to three grams, a second degree felony for up to 200 grams, or a first degree felony with a fine of $100,000 and life in prison for over 200 grams.

Group 1-A drugs (such as LSD and derivatives) – Even just having fewer than 20 units could result in up to two years and a $10,000 fine, and having subsequent units resulting in higher fines and prison times. The highest first-degree felony for possessing over 800 units would incur up to 99 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Group 2 drugs (such as marijuana, Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) methamphetamine, and mescaline) – The order of felonies and corresponding penalties are almost identical to those of Group 1 drugs, except the highest first-degree felony, which has a maximum fine of $50,000.

Group 3 drugs (such as stimulants or depressants and stimulants, compound narcotics peyote, and salvia) – While the lowest tier involving the possession of fewer than 28 grams is only categorized as a class A misdemeanor, you can still be fined up to $4,000 and spend a year in jail. The highest tier, where a person is caught with over 400 grams, still could still require $50,000 fees as well as life in prison.

Group 4 drugs (drugs that are known for their medicinal properties but also contain tiny traces of narcotics, including opium, codeine, and ethylmorphine) – Having less than 28 grams results is a class B misdemeanor, but each subsequent amount corresponds with a higher bracket of fees and fines, until you reach the highest tier, which has the same consequences as those in Group 3.