Massachusetts H2674 amends regulations on the purchase and possession of self-defense sprays.
Massachusetts H2674 modifies the criteria for purchasing and possessing self-defense sprays. It prohibits individuals with certain criminal convictions, those under 18 without parental consent, and those with substance use disorders from purchasing or possessing these sprays. Exceptions include individuals in recovery from substance use disorders, provided they obtain a physician's affidavit. Violations carry penalties of up to $1,000, two years in jail, or both.
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