Congress passed the Controlled Substance Analogue Enforcement Act in 1986, saying that any drug or any chemical intended for human use that is substantially similar to a controlled substance should be excluded from the controlled substance schedules. true false

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David Arnold

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4 December, 13:01

Congress passed the Controlled Substance Analogue Enforcement Act in 1986, saying that any drug or any chemical intended for human use that is substantially similar to a controlled substance should be excluded from the controlled substance schedules. true false

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Amara Mcclure · Answer 1

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The Controlled Substance Analogue Enforcement Act is also known as The Federal Analogue Act. It was passed in 27th October, 1986. This law states that any chemical which is substantially familiar to any controlled substance which is included in Schedule I or Schedule II is to be treated as it were included in the Schedule I only if the chemical is intended for human use.