Minnesota SF319 establishes penalties for altering or adulterating controlled substances with fentanyl.
Minnesota SF319 introduces a felony penalty for knowingly adulterating or altering controlled substances with fentanyl or substituting them with fentanyl. This applies to both the substances themselves and any packages or receptacles containing them. Professionals acting in their capacity, such as pharmacists and nurses, are exempt from these penalties. The law takes effect August 1, 2025.
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