25I-NBOMe in Belize: not individually verified

Also known as: n-bomb

We have not confirmed that 25I-NBOMe specifically is scheduled in Belize, so this page gives no legal status. Publishing a guess here would be worse than publishing nothing. What we do know is the governing national drug law, below.

What is on record

Not confirmed. 25I-NBOMe, NBOMe, methoxybenzyl and 2C-I all returned nothing in either file. The nearest printed thing is the Schedule I paragraph 1(c) generic clause for compounds structurally derived from phenethylamine by ring substitution. That clause cannot be applied from this text. The Revised Edition 2020 page drops the Greek letter in its own printed wording, setting an N-alkyl-x-methylphenethylamine where an alpha belongs, and a generic clause read with a substituent position missing is not a safe basis for a legal answer. This row is an N-benzyl phenethylamine, which is a further substitution on the side chain nitrogen and not a ring substitution at all. Nothing in this cell rests on an absence being the whole answer: the Misuse of Drugs Regulations are subsidiary law, and the list that decides whether a substance is a controlled drug at all is the Act's own Second Schedule, which section 4 divides into Parts I, II and III for Class A, Class B and Class C. That schedule is in the Substantive Laws volume of Chapter 103 and was not among the four instruments in the subsidiary volume read, so this row is left open rather than answered. The search recorded above covers the Misuse of Drugs Regulations, the Cannabis Violation Tickets Regulations and the Industrial Hemp Regulations as the Revised Edition 2020 volume prints them, showing the subsidiary laws as at 31 December 2020, together with the 1990 Act text. The schedule placement in this cell is read off the instrument and is not printed in the quoted dossier extract, which names the Act's schedules only as a range.

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