Schedule I

A) The drug or other substance has a high potential for abuse.
(B) The drug or other substance has no currently accepted medical use in treatment in the United States.
(C) There is a lack of accepted safety for use of the drug or other substance under medical supervision.

U.S. Is Sued Over Position on Marijuana

Killing Highlights Risk of Selling Marijuana, Even Legally

Dying Woman Loses Appeal on Marijuana as Medication

Accused of Drug Dealing 4 Salvadoran Congressmen Killed by Guatemalan Police Officers Who are Then Killed, Top Officials Resign

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Afghan fire fight in poppy field

F.D.A. Dismisses Medical Benefit From Marijuana

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Heads of 2 officers found in Acapulco

As Liquor Business Booms, Bootleggers Risk the Lash

U.S. Citizen Stabbed to Death in Mexican Trafficking City (Nuevo Laredo)

Mexico Pledges to Extradite Drug Traffickers to the U.S

Prisoner Of Pain

Party of Pain

Sex, Lies and OxyContin

Another Year of Drug War, and the Poppy Crop Flourishes

Officials Find Drug Tunnel With Surprising Amenities

Drug Traffickers Find Haven in Shadows of Indian Country

Dizzying Rise and Abrupt Fall for a Reservation Drug Dealer

Potent Mexican Meth   Floods In as States Curb Domestic Variety

Heroin Implants Turned Puppies Into Drug Mules

Corruption Hampers Mexican Police in Border Drug War

MATAMOROS, Mexico - A crooked cop is the oldest story in the book in Mexico. But this country has been forced to re-examine its police as it struggles against a devastating crime wave that in the last six months has taken more than 600 lives.

"What would you say if a drug trafficker came to you and said: 'Help me and live. Do not help me, and die?' "

Anti-Drug Gains in Colombia Don't Reduce Flow to U.S.

Officials have eradicated a million acres of coca plants, yet cocaine remains as available as ever in the U.S.

Ammo Seized in Colombia; 2 G.I. Suspects Are Arrested, Following Arrest of 5 G.I.'s for Cocaine Smuggling

Colombia Yields 2 Accused Soldiers to U.S.

U.S. Agents Arrest Alleged Afghan Drug Kingpin

Afghans Accuse U.S. of Secret Spraying to Kill Poppies

Pentagon Sees Aggressive Antidrug Effort in Afghanistan

Worldwide Anti-Tobacco Treaty Takes Effect

Sobriety Tests Are Becoming Part of the School Day

Violent New Front in Drug War Opens on the Canadian Border

Founder of Peru's AeroContinente Is Accused of Building Airline on Drugs

Texas Killings Laid to Growth of Drug War

Prostate Cancer Vaccine (Provenge) Shows Promise in a Trial

Mexico Says Drug Cartel Had Spy in President's Office

Drug Lord, Ruthless and Elusive, Reaches High in Mex

Ravens RB Lewis Sentenced to 4 Months on Cocaine Charge

Some Afghan Farmers Trade Poppy for Wheat

Government Seizes Oil Wells It Says Were Bought With Marijuana Money

Justices Uphold Use of Drug-Sniffing Dogs in Traffic Stops

Drug Makers Hope to Kill the Kick in Pain Relief

War on Peruvian Drugs Takes a Victim: U.S. Asparagus

Racketeering Charges Against Colombians in Huge Cocaine Case

Drug-Fighters Turn to Rising Tide of Prescription Abuse

A Student Aid Ban for Past Drug Use Is Creating a Furor

Police Shoot 2 Men After a Tip About Marijuana in an Apartment

Death of Girl, 16, Spotlights Hard Drugs in New Jersey Suburb

Killings of Vendors in Iraqi City Drive Alcohol Sales Off Streets

U.N. Official in Warning on Afghan Drugs

Deaths Mount in Thai Drug Crackdown

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Addicted elephant

Grower of Medical Marijuana Is Convicted on Federal Charges

Jurors Who Convicted Marijuana Grower Seek New Trial

Countering drug tests with niacin (vitamin B3) proves dangerous