LSA (Morning Glory) in Honduras: not individually verified
Also known as: hawaiian baby woodrose
We have not confirmed that LSA (Morning Glory) specifically is scheduled in Honduras, 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. LSA is not named in Listas I, II or IV of the 1961 Convention or in Listas I to IV of the 1971 Convention, and it is not printed in Cuadro I or Cuadro II of the 1988 Convention either. The Red List's own alphabetical index does map one of its names to a listed entry, «Ergine maps to Lysergic acid», while the Cuadro I entry's printed chemical description is a carboxylic acid and not the amide, and that index carries its own warning to check the chemical designation. Article 321 of the Código Penal adopts the Cuadros and not the index. The surviving definitions in Article 5 of Decreto 126/89 are a separate question: numeral 14 of that article reaches «dietilamida del ácido lisérgico» and numeral 20 reaches the hallucinogen group «y otros similares», so a lysergamide can be caught by the 1989 law's own open wording even where the closed definition in Article 321 does not. Where it does bite, it now bites without a penalty of its own, because Article 632 repealed the article of the 1989 law that punished a breach.
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What Honduras HAS confirmed for related substances
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