Michigan HB4255 modifies penalties for manufacturing, delivering, or possessing controlled substances with intent to deliver.
Michigan HB4255 amends the state's controlled substances act to modify penalties for various offenses involving controlled substances. It introduces new sections and amends existing sections to specify penalties based on the type and amount of substance involved, and the proximity to school property or libraries. The bill includes provisions for enhanced penalties for substances like heroin, fentanyl, and carfentanil, and for offenses committed near educational institutions.
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