Schedule 3 Drug Possession in Wisconsin: Ketamine, Steroids, Codeine

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Schedule 3 Drug Possession in Wisconsin: Ketamine, Steroids, Codeine

Penalties for possession of a Schedule 3 drug are often classified as a Class H felony, which can be a fine of up to $10,000, up to 6 years in prison or both. Schedule 3 drug charges are not a conviction.

Don't Let Fines & Penalties from Schedule 3 Drug Possession in Wisconsin Destroy Your Life

The State of Wisconsin defines a Schedule 3 substance as any substance with “a moderate to low potential for physical or high psychological dependence.” Getting busted for possession of a Schedule 3 drug in Wisconsin is typically a Class H felony, which can be a fine of up to $10,000 and imprisonment up to 6 years.

Overview of Wisconsin Statute 961.17: Schedule III tests.

Wisconsin law outlines the criteria for including a drug in the category of Schedule III drugs. Under the law, a Schedule III drug is one with a lower potential for abuse than those included in Schedules I and II; one that has currently accepted use as a medical treatment; and one which is characterized by low to moderate physical and psychological dependence when abused.

Drugs that fit the Wisconsin and DEA classification as Schedule 3 drugs include:

Products containing less than 15 mg of Vicodin per dosage unit
Products containing less than 90 mg of codeine per dosage unit
Ketamine
Anabolic Steroids
Testosterone

Grieve Law is experienced in getting Schedule 3 drug possession charges reduced or dropped. Contact us for a consultation today.

In Wisconsin, How Long Does a Schedule 3 Drug Charge Stay on Your Record?

Schedule 3 drug charges could be listed on a Wisconsin resident’s permanent record even if the person isn’t convicted and avoids penalties that could reach $10,000.

You are only guilty
if you are convicted.^®