Montana HB289 revises crime laws to include exposing children to drug production and use.
Montana HB289 amends the state's crime laws to include exposing children to the production or manufacture of fentanyl, heroin, or cocaine. It also allows children to be exposed to these drugs. The bill specifies that parents, guardians, or others supervising a child's welfare can request that an adult stop contacting the child if it is not in the child's best interests. Violations of these provisions can result in fines and imprisonment.
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