Establishes penalties for drug-induced homicide and creates a commission to review drug-related homicide laws.
This bill sets penalties for individuals who knowingly or intentionally distribute a Class A controlled substance, resulting in death, with a maximum sentence of life in prison. It also exempts individuals seeking medical assistance for a substance overdose from prosecution. Additionally, the bill establishes a permanent commission to oversee drug-induced homicide laws, ensuring no prejudice in charging or sentencing, and to report annually on its findings and recommendations.
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