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Lower potential for abuse, containing limited quantities of narcotics: Penalties for illegal handling.

Act of transporting drugs for others; carries a high risk of severe penalties including lengthy prison sentences.

Severe penalties under federal law and potential for international legal action, including extradition and imprisonment.

High-level felony with severe penalties including life imprisonment or death if large amounts are involved.

Felony with heightened penalties including longer prison sentences, as selling drugs near schools is considered an aggravating factor.

Digging and use of tunnels for drug smuggling can result in serious federal charges for all parties involved, with severe prison sentences and fines.

High potential for abuse with some accepted medical uses: Strict regulations and serious penalties for abuse.

Low potential for abuse and have accepted medical uses: Legal consequences still apply for unlawful handling.

Varies from misdemeanors to felonies with potential for prison sentences and substantial fines.

Handled differently than adult cases; may focus on rehabilitation with options for diversionary programs or juvenile detention.

Possession of a firearm during a drug crime can significantly increase penalties, including mandatory minimum prison sentences.

Individuals may face additional fines and restitution for the cost of clean-up of drug manufacturing sites, particularly meth labs.

Felony offense with penalties ranging from fines to life imprisonment, depending on the drug type and amount.

Charges carry mandatory minimum sentences, including prison terms of 20 years to life.

Alternative sentencing options focusing on rehabilitation over imprisonment for non-violent drug offenders.

Usually classified as misdemeanors or felonies with penalties including fines, license suspension, and imprisonment.

Significant additional charges related to drug offenses with potential for imprisonment and financial penalties.

Providing drugs resulting in death can lead to serious felony charges, including manslaughter or even murder charges in some jurisdictions.

May include drug treatment, regular drug testing, and adherence to strict terms to avoid imprisonment.

Charges may range from a misdemeanor to a felony; penalties can include fines and jail time.

Use or distribution without prescription can lead to misdemeanor or felony charges, including fines and imprisonment.

Analogs treated as the equivalent of the controlled substance they imitate under the Federal Analogue Act; can result in similar penalties.

Misdemeanor or felony depending on substance and quantity. Schedules I-V with higher penalties for I-II.

Felony offense leading to severe penalties, including lengthy prison sentences; based on quantity, substance, and evidence of distribution.

Felony charge including prison time or fines. Severity depends on the drug type and quantity manufactured.

Moderate to low potential for physical and psychological dependence: Penalties for illegal possession or sale.

Growing drugs like marijuana or manufacturing substances like meth can result in felony charges, with severe penalties based on scale of operations.

RICO charges can apply to drug crimes, leading to substantial penalties, including forfeiture of assets and up to 20 years in prison per racketeering count.

Laws provide limited legal protection for individuals seeking medical help for an overdose, to encourage life-saving efforts without fear of prosecution.

Classified as having no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse: Severe penalties for possession or distribution.

Involves crossing borders with illegal substances and can result in serious felony charges with long-term imprisonment and large fines.

Property involved in drug offenses can be seized by the government; owners must prove property was not used for illegal activity to retrieve it.

Federal crime with penalties including imprisonment; law enforcement employs digital forensic techniques to track and prosecute offenders.

Felony offense; penalties can include life imprisonment and are often linked to the quantities and types of drugs involved.

Additional child-related charges can be compounded with drug offenses, leading to increased penalties, loss of custody, or termination of parental rights.