Mississippi SB2107 revises penalties for trafficking in controlled substances, introducing a dosage element for certain Schedule I and II substances.
Mississippi SB2107 amends the state's controlled substances law to revise penalties for trafficking. It introduces a dosage element for certain Schedule I and II controlled substances, defining a dosage unit as a stamp, square, dot, microdot, tablet, or capsule of a controlled substance. The bill specifies penalties based on the weight of the substance or the number of dosage units for various controlled substances, including marijuana and synthetic cannabinoids.
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