Hawaii HB1133 amends the Uniform Controlled Substance Act by updating schedules of controlled substances.
Hawaii HB1133 amends the Uniform Controlled Substance Act by updating the schedules of controlled substances. The bill adds new substances to the schedules of opiates, stimulants, depressants, hallucinogenic substances, and other substances. It also modifies existing entries and removes certain substances from specific schedules. The changes include various fentanyl analogs, cathinones, benzodiazepines, and other psychoactive compounds. The bill aims to ensure that the state's controlled substances laws reflect the current landscape of synthetic drugs and their analogs.
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