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Bath Salts Legal by State
Bath Salts Legal by State: compare 50 US states on 1 metric.
LawPolitics & Government50 states · 1 metricUpdated May 2, 2024Original page
23 sources
- What Are 'Bath Salts' And Are They Illegal? - FindLaw
- Chemicals Used In 'Bath Salts' Now Under Federal Control And Regulation - US Drug Enforcement Administration
- The availability and depiction of synthetic cathinones (i.e., bath salts) on the internet: Do online suppliers employ features to maximize purchases? - National Library of Medicine
- Bath salts (drug) - Wiki
- Synthetic Drugs: Overview and Issues for Congress - Congressional Research Service
- Alabama bans possession, manufacture and distribution of so-called ‘bath salts’ - Alabama Department of Public Health
- Alaska outlaws synthetic cocaine marketed as bath salts - Anchorage Daily News
- Synthetic Drugs - Novak AZ Law
- Schedules of Controlled Substances: Temporary Placement of Three Synthetic Cathinones Into Schedule I - Federal Register
- Is It A Crime To Sell Or Possess Bath Salts In California? - Chambers Law
- Law enforcement says Colorado’s new fentanyl bill doesn’t go far enough - CPR News
- Delaware Bans Dangerous Drugs Known As Bath Salts - Delaware.gov
- Spice - Hawaii Prevention Resource Center
- What Exactly Is Synthetic Drug Addiction? - Northpoint Recovery
- Bath Salts Prohibition Act - Illinois General Assembly
- Bath Salts - Murphy & Rudolf
- House Bill 140 - Montana State Legislature 2013
- Lincoln Synthetic Marijuana Lawyer - Berry Law
- Order makes ‘bath salts’ illegal in Nevada - Las Vegas Review Journal
- Designer Drugs: Bath Salts in New Hampshire - Russman Law
- Attorney General Kilmartin Urges Department of Health to Ban Bath Salts - RI.gov
- South Carolina legislature supports ban on Spice and bath salts - Joint Base Charleston
- SD Attorney General Says Law Already Outlaws Synthetic Drugs - Sioux City Journal
Bath Salts Legality
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50 states
 Alabama | Illegal |
 Alaska | Illegal |
 Arizona | Illegal |
 Arkansas | Illegal |
 California | Illegal |
 Colorado | Illegal |
 Connecticut | Illegal |
 Delaware | Illegal |
 Florida | Illegal |
 Georgia | Illegal |
 Hawaii | Illegal |
 Idaho | Illegal |
 Illinois | Illegal |
 Indiana | Illegal |
 Iowa | Illegal |
 Kansas | Illegal |
 Kentucky | Illegal |
 Louisiana | Illegal |
 Maine | Illegal |
 Maryland | Illegal |
 Massachusetts | Illegal |
 Michigan | Illegal |
 Minnesota | Illegal |
 Mississippi | Illegal |
 Missouri | Illegal |
 Montana | Illegal |
 Nebraska | Illegal |
 Nevada | Illegal |
 New Hampshire | Illegal |
 New Jersey | Illegal |
 New Mexico | Illegal |
 New York | Illegal |
 North Carolina | Illegal |
 North Dakota | Illegal |
 Ohio | Illegal |
 Oklahoma | Illegal |
 Oregon | Illegal |
 Pennsylvania | Illegal |
 Rhode Island | Illegal |
 South Carolina | Illegal |
 South Dakota | Illegal |
 Tennessee | Illegal |
 Texas | Illegal |
 Utah | Illegal |
 Vermont | Illegal |
 Virginia | Illegal |
 Washington | Illegal |
 West Virginia | Illegal |
 Wisconsin | Illegal |
 Wyoming | Illegal |
Quick answers
- Where does this bath salts legal by state data come from?
- Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: What Are 'Bath Salts' And Are They Illegal? - FindLaw; Chemicals Used In 'Bath Salts' Now Under Federal Control And Regulation - US Drug Enforcement Administration; The availability and depiction of synthetic cathinones (i.e., bath salts) on the internet: Do online suppliers employ features to maximize purchases? - National Library of Medicine; Bath salts (drug) - Wiki.