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drug paraphernalia

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drug paraphernalia
Controlled paraphernalia Substance abuse As defined in a regulatory context, DP is a hypodermic syringe, needle, metal or plastic (snorting) tube, or other instrument or implement or combination adapted for the administration of controlled substances under circumstances which reasonably indicate an intention to use such instruments for the purposes of illegally administering any controlled dangerous substance. See Controlled substance.


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Deputies said they found narcotics and drug paraphernalia in the car, as well as a handgun.
The 25-year-old Jason not only was previously forbidden by a judge from harassing his mother and father because he had vandalized his mother's property and beat his father, he had also been charged with vehicle theft, possession of drug paraphernalia, drunk driving, and failure to serve time in jail.
The program also offers staff training for other schools, presentations on substance-abuse prevention, drug paraphernalia workshops, presentations to area service clubs and other community-based organizations.
 
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