Minnesota SF3472 defines "residual amount" for controlled substances as unusable quantities, regardless of potential effects.
Minnesota SF3472 amends Minnesota Statutes to define "residual amount" for controlled substances as any quantity that is not usable, regardless of whether it could produce a pharmacological or physiological effect. This definition applies to crimes committed on or after August 1, 2025, and retroactively to crimes committed before that date.
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