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Oxycontin as a Controlled Substance in California

Published: Oct 23, 2024

The rising "opioid crisis" in the country has been the subject of much discussion in recent years. This epidemic is caused by widespread prescribing practices and the highly addictive nature of opioids. Opioids are classified as controlled substances...

Can Nyquil Make You Fail a Drug Test?

Published: Oct 17, 2024

NyQuil is a popular choice for relieving cold and flu symptoms, combining various ingredients to provide comfort and aid sleep. However, the fact is that some OTC medications, like NyQuil, can impact drug test results. While it seems that a simple cough...

Is It Illegal to Use or Possess Benzodiazepines in California?

Published: Oct 16, 2024

The Controlled Substances Act has a long list of drugs and substances, including prescription drugs that the law regulates. You need a prescription to use, possess, distribute, or sell these drugs or substances. Otherwise, you can face grave drug...

California Drug Distribution Laws

Published: Oct 16, 2024

Under California law, drug distribution refers to the act of selling, transporting, or distributing controlled substances like heroin, cocaine, or certain prescription drugs. Per California Health and Safety Code Section 11352, you are not required to...

Possession of Prescription Drugs Not Prescribed to You California – What Can Happen?

Published: Oct 16, 2024

You can face criminal charges under CaliforniaHS 11351(a) if you possess prescription medication without a legal prescription. The charges you face can be similar to those of possessing a controlled substance. Possessing prescription drugs that are not...

PC § 1000 – California’s Drug Diversion Program

Published: Sep 24, 2024

Many suspects facing charges for simple, non-violent drug offenses would welcome the chance to be placed on a drug treatment program instead of having a jail term and a criminal record. Penal Code 1000 PC is the California pretrial drug diversion law....