Mississippi HB975 clarifies prohibition on alternative nicotine products on educational property.
Mississippi HB975 amends the state code to clarify the prohibition on using alternative nicotine products on educational property. It defines "alternative nicotine product" and increases penalties for furnishing these products to individuals under 21. The bill also provides authority to suspend or expel students for misconduct involving these products. Violators face fines, with escalating penalties for subsequent offenses. The act takes effect from July 1, 2026.
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