Kentucky HB910 amends the definition of drug paraphernalia and outlines penalties for possession and use.
Kentucky HB910 amends the definition of drug paraphernalia to include various items used in the consumption, production, and sale of controlled substances. It specifies that certain items, such as carburetion masks, roach clips, and miniature cocaine spoons, are considered drug paraphernalia. The bill also exempts certain items, such as hypodermic syringes and needles, from being classified as drug paraphernalia under specific conditions. Additionally, it outlines penalties for possession and use of drug paraphernalia, including Class A misdemeanor charges.
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