Mississippi Controlled Substance Analog Act; create.
Mississippi HB1590, known as the Mississippi Controlled Substance Analog Act, aims to treat substances intended for human consumption that are chemically similar to Schedule I or II controlled substances as Schedule I controlled substances. The act prohibits the manufacture, distribution, sale, and possession of these analogs. It also penalizes the possession of paraphernalia used for controlled substances and the advertisement of substances that mimic controlled substances. The penalties vary based on the quantity of the substance involved, with severe penalties for large quantities.
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