Physical and psychological consequences of controlled substance abuse can mimic mental illness. (Obj. 15.2)

The six major categories of Controlled Substances are:(Obj. 15.2)

Heroin, Cocaine, PCP, GHB, and Methamphetamine are all listed in Penalty Group 2. (Obj. 15.3)

Possession of a Dangerous Drug without a valid prescription is an (Obj. 15.9)

Possession of less than 20 AU (abuse units) of LSD is a: (Obj. 15.3)

Prescription means an order from a practitioner, or an agent of the practitioner designated in writing as authorized to communicate prescriptions, or an order made in accordance with Subchapter B, Chapter 157, OccupationsCode, or Section 203.353, OccupationsCode, to a pharmacist for a dangerous drug to be dispensed that states: (Obj.15.1)

Possession of marijuana, greater than 2 ounces but less than 4 ounces is a: (Obj. 15.3)

A person does not have to hold something to possess it.(Obj. 15.1)

Officers do not have to be trained in the usage of presumptive field test kits. (Obj. 15.12)

According to the Health and Safety Code the destruction of a controlled substance, property, or plants must require: (Obj. 15.5)