Is 1P-LSD legal in Australia?
- Legal status
- 1P-LSD is controlled in Australia as a drug analogue of lysergide: LSD is a Schedule 9 (Prohibited Substance) drug in the Poisons Standard, and the Commonwealth Criminal Code (s.301.9) treats a substance with a structure substantially similar to a listed controlled/border-controlled drug as itself controlled.
- Consequences if caught
- Trafficking, importing and possessing 1P-LSD are serious offences; importing a border-controlled drug analogue in a commercial quantity can carry up to life imprisonment, and state possession offences apply to the analogue as they do to LSD.
- If prescribed or medical
- Schedule 9 status means no therapeutic or prescription use; supply is permitted only under Commonwealth/state approval for research.
- Documentation
- Confirmed via the Poisons Standard (lysergide/LSD Schedule 9) and the Criminal Code Regulations 2019 with the Criminal Code drug-analogue provisions (ss. 301.1 and 301.9) that capture structural analogues of LSD.
Court records
We have not yet assessed whether court records are publicly available for this jurisdiction.
Other substances confirmed in Australia
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