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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Addiction. They do have limited medical use.Schedule III: Ketamine, anabolic steroids, testosterone, lysergic acidSchedule III drugs have the potential for abuse but present less risk than Schedule I and II drugs. They have medical use and present a lower risk of physical dependence.Schedule IV: Valium, Xanax, Ativan, Ambien, TramadolSchedule IV drugs have a lower potential for abuse or dependence. They have accepted medical use.Schedule V: Lyrica, certain cough medicines with codeineSchedule V drugs have the lowest potential for abuse or dependence in the schedules. They also have medical use.Federal law also categorizes precursor chemicals into two lists. Police can review these lists to evaluate whether the chemicals and supplies seized during an investigation may point to larger drug manufacturing activities.Categories of Drug Possession LawsWhen most people think of drug possession crimes, they think of a person caught in a drug transaction who possesses drugs for personal use. No matter which controlled substance is at issue, the imagined amount is small and meant for their own recreation. Yet, the crime of drug possession may be more complicated. For that reason, drug possession laws generally fall into one of two main categories:Simple possession (for personal use)Possession with intent to distributeSimple possession encompasses cases where police find drugs on the person or within their reach at the time of arrest. Based on the law at issue, police will weigh the substance. They will also conduct a presumptive test for identification. They will send a portion of the substance to the crime lab for
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