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HB1186 — Synthetic drug penalties may restrict both hemp intoxicants and cannabis

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Bill Number
HB1186
Chamber
State
Public display title
HB1186 — Synthetic Drug Penalties May Restrict Both Hemp Intoxicants And Cannabis
Impact
Both Harm
Effect rationale
Synthetic Drug Penalties May Restrict Both Hemp Intoxicants And Cannabis
Last action
Apr 24, 2019
Relevance
Relevant
Relevance Reason
The Title Or Analyst Note Contains A Direct Hemp/Cannabis Policy Reference.
Source Type
Aggregator
State
IN
Status
Public Law 80
Title
Crimes Involving Synthetic Drugs. Makes Possessing Or Dealing In A Substance That Is A Controlled Substance Analog An Offense Of The Same Level As Possession Of Or Dealing In The Controlled Substance Of Which The Substance Is An Analog. Defines "Substance Represented To Be A Controlled Substance" And Establishes Certain Factors The Trier Of Fact May Consider To Determine If A Substance Meets The Definition. Repeals Crimes Concerning Synthetic Drug Lookalike Substances. Provides That Convictions For Synthetic Drug Offenses Will, In Certain Cases, No Longer Be Treated The Same As Marijuana Offenses. Makes Conforming Amendments.
Imported URL
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