Arkansas Pharmacy Laws and Regulations Practice Exam

This is because the unlawful possession of PSE (or pseudoephedrine) is considered a felony in most states and can result in severe penalties, such as imprisonment and fines. The class of felony may vary depending on the amount of PSE involved and the specific state laws. In this case, a Class D felony typically indicates a lower level of crime compared to a Class B or C felony, and an A misdemeanor is a lesser offense than a felony.