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Looking around the net and came across this
I have been doing a lot of research on this same issue. I was arrested on the first of Dec.'04 and charged with possession of a scheduled (1) , controlled substance (2c-b). It has just recently been determined by the state crime lab to be 2c-i, which is not a controlled substance. The national analogue act is a very vaguely written law which basically says that if you represent anything as being similar in any way to an illegal substance, it too may be treated as an illegal substance.The prosecuting attorney has told my attorney that his next step, if he decides to move on with the case, would be to call in the feds.We're praying that this does not happen. I have yet to come accross any cases similar to mine which have been prosecuted under the analog act (although, I am aware of some pretty serious ones that are still pending) .As long as a person is not selling or possessing legal research chemicals, mis-representing them as illegal drugs, they should be fine. However, depending on where you live, you may be prosecuted to the fullest extent dueto local and/or state statutes.. apparently there are "look-alike" laws in some places that are probably more absurd than the analog act.I have plenty of info. on the subject, if you would like me to send it to you, I'd be more than happy to. Happy trails.
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