Illinois HB2804 amends the Illinois Controlled Substances Act to impose stricter penalties for the sale or dispensing of scheduled drugs containing.
Illinois HB2804 amends the Illinois Controlled Substances Act by imposing stricter penalties for the sale or dispensing of scheduled drugs containing fentanyl. Specifically, it makes such actions a Class X felony, with a mandatory minimum sentence of 9 years and a maximum of 40 years in prison, or a fine of up to $250,000, or both. The bill also increases penalties for trafficking involving fentanyl and other controlled substances, including additional sentences for certain forms of fentanyl.
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