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Read MoreThe Drugs Poisons and Controlled Substances Act 1981 (Vic) criminalises the possession of certain drugs.
At the lower end of seriousness there are prescription drugs, described as “poisons” according to a schedule of therapeutic drugs. It is an offence under section 36B to possess these drugs without a prescription. Drugs that commonly fall under this offence include Viagra and opioids such as Tramadol.
At the higher end of seriousness there are “drugs of dependence” which are typically illicit substances such as Heroin, Cocaine, Methyl Amphetamine, Steroids and Cannabis. It is illegal to possess these drugs under section 73 of the Act.
The prosecutor has to prove that you possessed or attempted to possess a drug of dependence.
Defences:
Penalties:
The prosecutor has to prove that, without licence or legal authority, you possessed aschedule 4, 8 or 9 poison:
Defences:
Penalties: Max fine $1600 (10pu).
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