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To: Revel
This falls under the statute of "look-alike" drugs because that is how he presented it to his friends. Had he showed the sugar to his friends and said "this is sugar for a Science experiment" there would have been no punishment.

The title is misleading. He was in trouble not for bringing sugar, but for bringing a product and claiming it was a drug. The "just kidding" comment does not erase the claims he made.

111 posted on 02/11/2006 7:09:11 PM PST by Thoeting
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To: Thoeting

OMG. A voice of sanity and reason. Be still my heart.


177 posted on 02/12/2006 6:59:15 AM PST by robertpaulsen
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To: Thoeting

"This falls under the statute of "look-alike" drugs because that is how he presented it to his friends. Had he showed the sugar to his friends and said "this is sugar for a Science experiment" there would have been no punishment.
The title is misleading. He was in trouble not for bringing sugar, but for bringing a product and claiming it was a drug."

But the handbook bans "look-alike drugs", not verbal statements about sugar being coke.


221 posted on 02/12/2006 9:07:05 AM PST by drhogan
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