Phencyclidine (PCP) Drugs Attorney

This drug is more commonly known as “PCP”, “angel dust”. This law classifies PCP as a Schedule II drug. When a controlled substance like PCP appears as a Schedule II drug, it means it has a high potential for abuse, bringing serious physical and psychological problems.

Because PCP has no medical purposes in California, its possession, use and sale are strictly regulated. Participating in any of these activities subjects you to prosecution under a number of different laws.

You violate Health & Safety Code 11377 HS of California, by personally possessing a controlled substance when you possess PCP without a valid prescription. This means that if you do not have a valid prescription you are violating this law. However, our attorneys at Progresso Legal Group P.C. can use our experience to craft a strong defense strategy to help you in your case.

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