Arizona HB2607 amends drug offense sentencing for fentanyl possession and sale, especially in motor vehicles.
Arizona HB2607 amends Section 13-3408 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to revise penalties for drug offenses involving fentanyl. The bill specifies felony classifications for various violations, including possession, sale, and transportation of fentanyl. Notably, it mandates minimum and maximum sentences for possession of fentanyl in motor vehicles and sales involving large quantities. It also restricts eligibility for probation or release for certain offenses and requires fines and community restitution for convicted individuals.
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