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Allysan Isaac spent three months in jail and a year on work release for possession of a controlled substance
Reason, April, 2006 by Charles Oliver
> Allysan Isaac spent three months in jail and a year on work release for possession of a controlled substance. Only after she had completed her sentence did anyone notice that the drug found in her possession, an anti-anxiety medication called Buspirone, is not a controlled substance. Neither the judge, the district attorney, the police, nor Isaac's original defense attorney could explain why no one realized she hadn't broken the law.
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