Arkansas Pharmacy Laws and Regulations Practice Exam

The legal consequence of possessing HGH or its counterfeit intended for non-approved uses is a Class D Felony. This means that if someone is caught with HGH or its counterfeit without a valid prescription, they can face a sentence of up to seven years in prison.

Option A is incorrect because a Class A Misdemeanor is typically a less severe offense and carries a lighter punishment.

Option B and C are also incorrect because a Class B or C Felony usually involves higher risk factors or more serious crimes and would have harsher consequences.

In comparison, a Class D Felony is typically reserved for less serious criminal offenses, meaning that possession of HGH or its counterfeit for non-approved uses is still considered a serious offense with significant penalties.