The DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) places substances into various schedules (1-5) based on their potential for causing addiction and medical usefulness. Marijuana (as THC, or dronabinol) is classified as schedule- 4, meaning its addiction potential is less than morphine, in schedule-2.
Some well-known controlled substances are Marijuana, LSD and heroin. Marijuana and heroin can be used medicinally. LSD is famous for it's cultural use in the 1960s.
No, it is illegal to mail controlled substances.
Ummmm no, only in the relation that they are both controlled substances
i don't think so i mean weed isn't as harmful as alot of people makes it out to be i mean ismoked weed for a very long time
There are hundreds of controlled substances. They are classified into different classes ranging from 1-7. Substances in classes 2-7 have medical use but substances in class 1 (known as a C-I) are street drugs. Marijuana has medical use but is mistakenly classified as a C-I. This sends the image that Marijuana is as harmful as Cocaine or Heroin. This is definitely not true!
Yes. Possession of marijuana is a criminal offense under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. You don't have to be the owner - you just have to have, or possess, the marijuana. There are medical exceptions. If you are charged with possession of marijuana, you should speak to a lawyer.
Yes. a law passed in 2012 makes it impossible for anyone with a drug charge from joining any part of the military. the marines will take someone with a drug charge but will discharge if tested positive for any controlled substances
Purple Haze, in regards to illicit or controlled substances, refers to Cannabis. The name was made popular by Jimi Hendrix with his song of the same name. However, many marijuana growers insist that no strain of Cannabis goes by this name.
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Marijuana is categorized in Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act. It is entirely prohibited for all use by the federal government of the United States. Drug offenses relating to drugs within Schedule I have the toughest legal penalties.
There are many different schedules of controlled substances, and the amounts vary by substance. Best bet is to stay away from drugs.
It can never be prescribed. Marijuana is a level 1 controlled substance. Level 1 controlled substances are considered to have no medicinal value so if a doctor prescribes anything in level 1, they will lose their license. In some states, a doctor can recommend marijuana but never determines the strength or the dosage so he is never on the hook. In medical marijuana states, you should have no trouble going to see a medical marijuana specialist and show him your condition and your history with it. They should be able to help you.