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 The Comprehensive Drug Abuse Control Act of 1970 (also called the Controlled Substance Act) pro­vides guidelines for classifying drugs. The act creates five categories, or schedules, for drugs. The cate­gories define the likelihood of misuse of a drug and the risk associated with that misuse. For example, drugs in Schedule I have no approved medical uses and high potentials for abuse .by individuals. Some of the best-known Schedule I drugs are marijuana, heroin, and LSD. At the present time, though, there is an active debate about possible medical uses for marijuana.  In 1997, two states-Arizona and California-adopted laws that permit the use of mar­ijuana for certain specific medical purposes.

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