Possession of any kind of drug without a prescription is illegal. Possession of analog or analogue drugs can carry very severe penalties. If you are arrested for possession with intent, they are even more severe. This can include the intent to deliver, manufacture, or sell the drug. Two examples of analog drugs are Oxycontin and Vicodin. They are also called designer drugs. If you are charged with possession, it is crucial that you contact a NY analog drug lawyer immediately.
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