CLE 123 inc.

Legal Muscle – Anabolic Steroids and the Law

Anabolic steroids are bigger news every day. Under the new Anabolic Steroid Control Act of 2004, which applies across the country (as of January 20, 2005), steroids and steroid precursors (such as "andro") are in the same legal class -- Schedule III -- as barbiturates, LSD precursors, veterinary tranquilizers like ketamine and narcotic painkillers like Vicodin. Simple possession is a federal offense punishable by up to one year in prison and/or a minimum fine of $1,000 for a first offense. Selling steroids, or possessing them with intent to sell, is a federal felony. Lecturer Rick Collins, Esq., is recognized as one of the nation's foremost authorities on steroids and the law. A former competitive bodybuilder and certified personal trainer, he offers a unique understanding of the bodybuilding community. Bodybuilders, Olympic and professional athletes, sports coaches and trainers, criminal lawyers, physicians, pharmacists, military servicemen, and even police officers from across America have paid for the opportunity to access Rick Collins' encyclopedic knowledge of anabolic steroids and their legal nuances and consequences.

About the Lecturer

Mr. Rick Collins
About Rick Collins

For more information on Rick Collins and his latest efforts, interviews and accomplishments, check out www.rickcollinsonline.com. If you have a general legal question you'd like to see answered in the monthly column by Mr. Collins published in Muscular Development magazine, email it to editor@musculardevelopmen...