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5-3 Drug Control Laws October 8, 2019 Drugs 5-3 Drug Control Laws October 8, 2019 January 20, 2015 Sanders

Drug Control Laws Federal Law dictates five schedules of classification for controlled dangerous substances on a few characteristics of the drug in question. Potential for abuse Medical value Dependence value Physical Psychological October 8, 2019 Drugs

Schedule I High potential for abuse. No current medical use in United States. Examples include Heroin Methaqualone (quaalude) LSD October 8, 2019 Drugs

Schedule II High potential for abuse. A commonly accepted medical use in United States. Examples include Opium, not heroin, an analgesic Cocaine, Cocaine is now predominantly used for nasal surgery Most amphetamines use to treat narcolepsy. October 8, 2019 Drugs

Schedule III Moderate potential for abuse. Commonly accepted medical use in United States. Examples include Barbiturates for the treatment of anxiety and insomnia Anabolic steroids used medically especially to promote tissue growth October 8, 2019 Drugs

Schedule IV Low potential for abuse. Commonly accepted medical use in United States. Examples include Phenobarbital, to control seizures Tranquilizers, to induce sleep October 8, 2019 Drugs

Schedule IV Low potential for abuse. Commonly accepted medical use in United States. These include some opiate drug mixtures that contain non-narcotic medicinal ingredients. October 8, 2019 Drugs