Penalties for having steriods in U.S.

[jake steed]

Does anyone know where to get information on state and federal penalties for poss. of juice?

 

[huntergatherer]

i think i just read something the other day at steroidlaw.com

 

[tenn0titan]

There is a big difference between what is in the books and what they would enforce. I had about 1,900 pills and about 7 bottles when my door came down. No problem. One year of a drug program with random testing after which I will have no record. Oh, I only got that since I had some pain pills (never leave pills in their original bottle...the least they know the better and the more they have to spend on testing to see what it is..which they will not do!). If I had just the gear I would have paid court costs and some money to get out of it. tentitan

Oh, I finish the program June25th!!

I have no had a drink in over 15 mons! Hehe, the monster cycle will soon start! Watch me grow...I can not wait...

 

[bigshug]

still can't understand why any law enforcement agency would give a crap about recreational steroid use........I know it's illegal, but I haven't heard of anyone knocking over a 7-11 for d-bol money

 

[chemicalengine]

I recently read an article that said being in possession of anabolic steroids is equivalent to being in possession of Schedule 3 narcotics, however the penalties are much less severe. From what I recall, Schedule 3 narcotics are barbituates (sp?) and they said the average first time roid offender gets 1/3 the punishment that a drug offender does. What does these mean? I don't know as the article was vague and said little about actual penalties. Local laws will vary I am sure. Never will understand why I'm a criminal for things I chose to do to my own body.

 

[tenn0titan]

If you think about all the things that women can do to their bodies. Such as breast implants, botox injections. Why can't a man get some as and improve their physical apperance? I think they should just allow docs to give them out to anyone who wants them. The black market would fall and people would not be at risk of legal problems from a system that is not even working in the first place. The courts know and see that people who are caught with as are not people they have to put in jail which is why they are not charged to the fullest.

 

[jake steed]

good job not drinking tennotitan. I want to say that !

 

[sus250]

There is a book called Legal Muscle by Rick Collins. Has lots of Great info in it.