Uniform Controlled Substances Act

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Section
329-1

Definitions.

Section
329-2

Hawaii advisory commission on drug abuse and controlled substances; number; appointment.

Section
329-3

Annual report.

Section
329-4

Duties of the Hawaii advisory commission on drug abuse and controlled substances.

Section
329-11

Authority to schedule controlled substances.

Section
329-12

Nomenclature.

Section
329-13

Schedule I tests.

Section
329-14

Schedule I.

Section
329-15

Schedule II tests.

Section
329-16

Schedule II.

Section
329-17

Schedule III tests.

Section
329-18

Schedule III.

Section
329-19

Schedule IV tests.

Section
329-20

Schedule IV.

Section
329-21

Schedule V tests.

Section
329-22

Schedule V.

Section
329-23

Republishing and distribution of schedules.

Section
329-31

Rules.

Section
329-31.5

Clinics.

Section
329-32

Registration requirements.

Section
329-33

Registration.

Section
329-34

Revocation and suspension of registration.

Section
329-35

Order to show cause.

Section
329-36

Records of registrants.

Section
329-37

Filing requirements.

Section
329-38

Prescriptions.

Section
329-38.2

Prescriptions; additional restrictions.

Section
329-38.5

Opioid therapy; informed consent process; requirement for written policies.

Section
329-39

Labels.

Section
329-39.5

Opioid warning label.

Section
329-40

Methadone treatment programs.

Section
329-41

Prohibited acts B--penalties.

Section
329-42

Prohibited acts C--penalties.

Section
329-43

Penalties under other laws.

Section
329-43.5

Prohibited acts related to drug paraphernalia.

Section
329-43.6

Overdose prevention; limited immunity.

Section
329-44

Notice of conviction to be sent to licensing board, department of commerce and consumer affairs.

Section
329-45

REPEALED.

Section
329-46

Prohibited acts related to visits to more than one practitioner to obtain controlled substance prescriptions.

Section
329-49

Administrative penalties.

Section
329-50

Injunctive relief.

Section
329-51

Powers of enforcement personnel.

Section
329-52

Administrative inspections.

Section
329-53

Injunctions.

Section
329-54

Cooperative arrangements and confidentiality.

Section
329-55

Forfeitures.

Section
329-56

Burden of proof; liabilities.

Section
329-57

Judicial review.

Section
329-58

Education and research.

Section
329-59

Controlled substance registration revolving fund; established.

Section
329-61

Substances subject to reporting.

Section
329-62

Proper identification.

Section
329-63

Person required to keep records and file reports.

Section
329-64

Exceptions.

Section
329-65

Penalty.

Section
329-66

Theft, loss, and discrepancy reports.

Section
329-67

Permit for conduct of business; applications; forms; fees; renewal; violations.

Section
329-68

Protection of records; divulging confidential information prohibited; penalties.

Section
329-69

Subpoena powers.

Section
329-70

Forfeiture.

Section
329-71

Requirements when selling specific chemicals.

Section
329-72

Rules.

Section
329-73

REPEALED.

Section
329-74

Unlawful transport of pseudoephedrine.

Section
329-75

Sales of products, mixtures, or preparations containing pseudoephedrine; reporting requirement for wholesalers.

Sections
329-81 to 91

REPEALED.

Section
329-101

Reporting of dispensation of controlled substances; electronic prescription accountability system; requirements; penalty.

Section
329-102

Central repository.

Section
329-103

Designated state agency.

Section
329-104

Confidentiality of information; disclosure of information.

Section
329-121

Definitions.

Section
329-122

Medical use of cannabis; conditions of use.

Section
329-123

Registration requirements; qualifying patients; primary caregivers.

Section
329-123.5

Registration requirements; qualifying out-of-state patient; caregiver of a qualifying out-of-state patient.

Section
329-124

Insurance not applicable.

Section
329-125

Protections afforded to a qualifying patient, primary caregiver, qualifying out-of-state patient, or caregiver of a qualifying out-of-state patient.

Section
329-125.5

Medical cannabis patient and caregiver protections.

Section
329-125.6

Protections afforded to an owner or qualified employee of a licensed medical cannabis dispensary.

Section
329-126

Protections afforded to a treating physician or advanced practice registered nurse.

Section
329-127

Protection of cannabis and other seized property.

Section
329-128

Fraudulent misrepresentation; penalty.

Section
329-129

Prohibited acts; flammable solvents.

Section
329-130

Authorized sources of medical cannabis.

Section
329-131

Prescription and pharmacy requirements not applicable.