Federal Drug Law
/ˈfɛdərəl drʌg lɔː/
Definitions
- (n.) Statutes and regulations enacted by the federal government to control the manufacture, distribution, and possession of controlled substances.
The federal drug law prohibits unauthorized manufacturing of narcotics.
- (n.) The body of law including enforcement provisions, penalties, and procedural rules relating to controlled substances under federal jurisdiction.
Violations of federal drug law can result in severe criminal penalties.
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- federal drug law
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Commentary
Federal drug law encompasses both substantive provisions and procedural enforcement rules; precise citation of statutes like the Controlled Substances Act is advisable for legal clarity.
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