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Massachusetts drug laws : the controlled substance act, chapter 94C as amended to June 1, 1975 and the drug treatment and rehabilitation act, chapter 123, sections 38-55 as amended to June 1, 1975.- Dedham : Human Services Division, [197?].- 97 p. ; 23 cm
LEGISLAÇÃO, DROGA, TRATAMENTO DA TOXICODEPENDÊNCIA, ACTUAÇÃO POLICIAL, ESTADOS UNIDOS
Section 1 - Definitions. Section 2 - Authority for classification of controlled substances. Section 3 - Findings to be made with respect to each schedule. Section 4 - Authority to except controlled substances. Section 5 - Restrictions upon excepted substances. Section 6 - Rules and regulations. Section 7 - Persons required to register. Section 8 - Research. Section 9 - Authority of certain practitioners to possess and administer controlled substances and limited authority to dispense by actual transfer, penalties. Section 10 - Separate registration required at each principal place of business. Section 11 - Authority of regulatory agencies to inspect. Section 12 - Registration to manufacture or distribute. Section 13 - Suspension or revocation of registration. Section 14 - Denial or suspension of registration when there is imminent danger to public health or safety. Section 15 - Records and inventories of registrants to be kept in conformity with federal requirements. Section 16 - Federal order forms. Section 17 - Prescriptions. Section 18 - Authority to issue prescriptions. Section 19 - Prescriptions valid only for legitimate medical use. Section 20 - Oral prescriptions. Section 21 - Duties of pharmacist filling prescriptions. Section 22 - Duties of practitioner issuing prescription. Section 23 - Restrictions and requirements for filling prescriptions. Section 24 - Reports concerning research subjects and treatment of drug dependent persons. Section 25 - Restrictions upon registrants. Section 26 - Further restrictions upon registrants. Section 27 - Hypodermic syringes or needles or other instruments. Section 28 - Superior court jurisdiction to restrain or enjoin violations. Section 29 - Educational programs; research activities. Section 30 - Administrative inspection warrants. Section 31 - Classes of controlled substances for penalty purposes. Section 32 - Prohibited acts: unlawful manufacture, distribution, or dispensing. Section 33 - Prohibited acts: misrepresentation, fraud, forgery, deception or subterfuge. Section 34 - Prohibited acts: unlawful possession. Section 35 - Prohibited acts: knowing presence where heroin is unlawfully kept. Section 36 - Protective custody of children under seventeen who are present where certain controlled substances are unlawfully kept. Section 37 - Prohibited acts: stealing. Section 38 - Prohibited acts: violation of subsection (a) of section 24; section 25, 26 or 27. Section 39 - Prohibited acts: violation of section 21 or section 22. Section 40 - Conspiracy. Section 41 - Arrest without a warrant. Section 42 - Cooperative arrangements. Section 43 - Conformity with federal law. Section 44 - Sealing of records upon findings of not guilty, etc. Section 45 - Photographing and fingerpriting. Section 46 - Prohibited acts: public advertising. Section 47 - Forfeitures. Section 48 - Severability. Excerts from chapter 123. Section 38 - Definitions. Section 44 - Licensing of facilities. section 45 - Admission to facilities. Section 46 - Emergency treatment. Section 47 - Defendants charged with a drug offense. Section 48 - Defendant charged with other than a drug offense. Section 49 - Probation of drug dependent persons. Section 50 - Juvenile and youthful offenders. Section 51 - Findings. Section 53 - Supervision of patients. Section 54 - Liability for cost of treatment. Section 55 - Record of treatment.