Classifies kratom as a Schedule II controlled substance in Minnesota.
Minnesota HF3452 classifies kratom as a Schedule II controlled substance, aligning it with substances like opium and opiates. The bill amends Minnesota Statutes to include kratom, defined by its chemical components mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine, within the Schedule II category. Additionally, it establishes a gross misdemeanor for selling or possessing kratom to individuals under 18 years old. The bill also repeals previous statutes that addressed the sale or possession of kratom.
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