Call Attorney David E. Lewis for Clear Information About Indiana's Drug Schedules

INDIANAPOLIS - Feb. 9, 2018 - PRLog -- In Indiana, a classification system is used to categorize and define all drugs and controlled substances according to their abuse potential and addictive nature. These classifications are called "schedules", and were developed by Federal government and Indiana legislature. They range in number, from 1 to 5, and can also be influenced by other factors, including the level of acceptance for medical treatment, physical dependence, and psychological dependence. Schedule five drugs are considered to be the least dangerous and addictive, with the lowest risk of dependency. Schedule four drugs are considered to have a slight risk of physical or psychological dependency, but has a wide range of medically-accepted uses.

Schedule three drugs are considered to be any drug that has a moderate risk of abuse, but less dangerous than Schedule one and two drugs. Schedule two drugs are considered to be any drug less dangerous than Schedule I drugs. They may have legitimate medical uses, but with a high risk of abuse. Schedule one drugs are considered to be the most dangerous and have the highest abuse potential. To learn everything you need to know about your drug charge and Indiana's current drug schedules, visit his website at http://www.delewislaw.com/drug-crimes, or call him directly at Attorney David E. Lewis at 317-636-7514 right away.