substances" are psychodysleptic substances which assert a confusional or
disorganizing effect upon mental processes or behavior and mimic acute
psychotic disturbances. Exemplary of such drugs are mescaline, peyote,
psilocyn and d-lysergic acid diethylamide, which are controlled
substances under this chapter unless modified.
General Statutes § 21a-240 (23) (applies to Chapter 420b: Dependency
Producing Drugs, §§ 21a-240 -- 21a-283a).
See Defining the Controlled Substance in the Introduction to Drugs.