Michigan HB5914 amends the public health code to establish mandatory sentencing for certain drug-related offenses.
Michigan HB5914 amends the public health code to establish mandatory sentencing for certain drug-related offenses. It sets specific penalties for the possession and distribution of controlled substances, counterfeit substances, and controlled substance analogues. The bill includes provisions for varying penalties based on the type and amount of the substance involved, the proximity to schools or libraries, and whether the offense involves a minor. It also outlines exceptions and conditions under which certain activities, such as seeking medical assistance, are not considered violations.
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