Table of Contents TITLE 45. CRIMES CHAPTER 9. DANGEROUS DRUGS Part 1. Offenses Involving Dangerous Drugs

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31 45-9-101 — Criminal distribution of... 98 45-9-102 — Criminal possession of da... 30 45-9-103 — Criminal possession with... 2 45-9-104 — Fraudulently obtaining da... 45-9-105 — Altering labels on danger... 1 45-9-106 — Penalty for fraudulently... 1 45-9-107 — Criminal possession of pr... 45-9-108 — Exemptions 45-9-109 — Criminal distribution of... 3 45-9-110 — Criminal production or ma... 45-9-111 — Imitation dangerous drugs... 45-9-112 — Criminal distribution of... 1 45-9-113 — Criminal possession of im... 45-9-114 — Criminal advertisement of... 45-9-115 — Criminal manufacture of i... 45-9-116 — Imitation dangerous drugs... 45-9-121 — Criminal possession of to... 45-9-125 — Continuing criminal enter... 45-9-127 — Carrying dangerous drugs... 7 45-9-130 — Mandatory fine for posses... 45-9-131 — Definitions 6 45-9-132 — Operation of unlawful cla...

Mont. Code Ann. § 45-9-104

(2003)

Fraudulently obtaining dangerous drugs

A person commits the offense of fraudulently obtaining dangerous drugs if he obtains or attempts to obtain a dangerous drug, as defined in 50-32-101, by:

(1) fraud, deceit, misrepresentation, or subterfuge;

(2) falsely assuming the title of or representing himself to be a manufacturer, wholesaler, practitioner, pharmacist, owner of a pharmacy, or other person authorized to possess dangerous drugs;

(3) the use of a forged, altered, or fictitious prescription;

(4) the use of a false name or a false address on a prescription; or

(5) the concealment of a material fact.

Opinions construing this section

2 opinions

2009 MT 236 Jul 21, 2009 Affirmed

State v. Laura Brendal

Majority by Patricia Cotter · 5 to 0 with 2 concurring

from her sentence in the Fourth Judicial District Brendal pleaded guilty to fraudulently obtaining dangerous drugs (second offense), a felony in violation of § 45-9-104, MCA, and was sentenced to the Montana Women’s Prison (MWP) for a period of 25 years, with 15 suspended. Prior to her sentencing, the State notified Brendal of it

2008 MT 130 Apr 22, 2008 Affirmed

State v. Aaron J. Teets

Majority by Brian Morris · 5 to 0

forged prescription to the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office. ¶5 Teets pled guilty to the charge of fraudulently obtaining dangerous drugs, a violation of § 45-9-104(3), MCA. The Department of Corrections submitted a pre-sentence report. Teets’s report revealed that Teets had no criminal history. Teets asserted that he had not tr

Official Annotations archive.org, 2003 edition

History:

EnactedEn. SectionSec. 6, ChapterCh. 314, Laws ofL. 1969

AmendedAmd. SectionSec. 3, ChapterCh. 359, Laws ofL. 1977

Revised Codes of MontanaR.C.M. 1947, 54-134.

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