LSA (Morning Glory) in Panama: not individually verified

Also known as: hawaiian baby woodrose

Not individually verified

We have not confirmed that LSA (Morning Glory) specifically is scheduled in Panama, 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. Whether Panama's criminal definition of a drug reaches LSA was not established by the instruments read here. It is not named in Resolución 200 of 2025 and no entry for it was read in the schedules of the 1961 or 1971 Conventions. Article 324 of the Código Penal defines the criminal object for the whole drug chapter, and it does so functionally and by incorporation rather than by a closed national list: «droga es toda sustancia que produzca dependencia física o síquica, como los narcóticos, fármacos, estupefacientes y todos aquellos productos, precursores y sustancias químicas esenciales que sirven para su elaboración, transformación o preparación, de conformidad con las disposiciones legales en materia de salud, convenios y acuerdos internacionales vigentes en la República de Panamá.». Panama therefore has no closed criminal schedule of its own. A substance is reached where it produces physical or psychic dependence and where the health legislation and the international conventions in force in Panama place it, so a reader looking for a Panamanian chemical annex to be absent from is looking for a document the criminal law does not use. Because the definition opens with a functional test rather than a list, an absence from the lists that were read does not close the question, and nothing read here shows the dependence limb being applied to this row. The dossier resolved this row through an entry on Panama's precursor list, and that is a different substance. The precursor entry is an obstetric ergot alkaloid; this row is the simple amide of lysergic acid found in certain seeds. Neither the amide nor the seeds were found in any list read here, and the precursor entry does not reach them.

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What Panama HAS confirmed for related substances

LSDa related compound, not LSA (Morning Glory)
Controlled. LSD is reached by the Panamanian criminal definition of a drug, not by a national chemical annex. Article 324 of the Código Penal defines the criminal object for the whole drug chapter, and it does so functionally and by incorporation rather than by a closed national list: «droga es toda sustancia que produzca dependencia física o síquica, como los narcóticos, fármacos, estupefacientes y todos aquellos productos, precursores y sustancias químicas esenciales que sirven para su elaboración, transformación o preparación, de conformidad con las disposiciones legales en materia de salud, convenios y acuerdos internacionales vigentes en la República de Panamá.». The entry read for this row is «(+)-LYSERGIDE» in Schedule I of the 1971 Convention. The name sits in the international non-proprietary column of that schedule. Panama's own Listado Oficial carries «Lisérgida» under the heading «Sustancias Psicotrópicas sujetas a Control por Organismos Internacionales», qualified «como patrón estándar para Ministerio Público», which is a forensic reference standard held for the prosecution service and not a permission to supply. The schedule prints the international non-proprietary name and carries the familiar abbreviations beside it in the trivial-name column, so a search of Panamanian text for the three-letter abbreviation alone would miss the entry that does the work.
Panama, Código Penal, Título IX, Capítulo V, articles 312 to 324, the drug chapter, with article 324 carrying the definition of droga · Texto Único of Ley 14 of 2007 updated to December 2020, published by the Órgano Judicial · organojudicial.gob.pa · cross-read against the Procuraduría General de la Nación Texto Único carrying amendments through Ley 70 of 2019, which agrees word for word on articles 312 to 324 · ministeriopublico.gob.pa · MINSA Resolución 200 of 26 September 2025, the Listado Oficial of substances permitted for medical and scientific use, which repeals Resolutions 410 of 2018, 691 of 2020, 782 of 2020 and 176 of 2021, published in Gaceta Oficial Digital 30388-A of 16 October 2025 · dnfd.minsa.gob.pa · placement read in the INCB Green List 36th edition of 2025, the schedules of the 1971 Convention · incb.org · the penalty figures, the citation of Ley 23 of 1986 with Ley 13 of 1994 and the citation of Decreto 25 of 16 January 2024 are carried forward from the live cell and not re-derived, except where this cell states a correction · every law the Órgano Judicial lists as amending the Penal Code after the December 2020 consolidation was checked and none touches articles 312 to 324 · the entry for this row was read at identification code PL 002 in that list, and the placement was decided by reading that line and not by a substring match on the name LSD · read as at 21 September 2026 · Verified September 21, 2026

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