How Do You Identify A Schedule B Drug?
Class B drugs are a category of drugs created by the Misuse of Drugs Act of 1971 in the United Kingdom. This piece of legislation is the basis of the drug policy of the United Kingdom. Class B drugs are between Class A and Class C drugs in terms of seriousness. Examine the punishments for Class B drugs. Class B drugs carry specific maximum punishments for both possession and intent to distribute. The British government increasingly views punishment as an outdated method of dealing with drug abuse and the trend has been towards treatment instead of punishment. The current maximum penalties are up to five years in prison for possession and up to 14 years in prison for intent to distribute. Both types of drug offenses can be punished with fines of any amount. Study the procedure for modifying the Schedule B list. The list of schedule B drugs is frequently modified as new drugs become available or their perceived risk changes. The Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs must reach a conclu
