New Jersey S2271, CJ's Law, criminalizes the manufacture and distribution of substances containing kratom.
New Jersey S2271, also known as CJ's Law, amends state law to classify substances containing kratom as controlled dangerous substances. The bill makes it illegal to manufacture, distribute, or possess with intent to distribute or manufacture substances containing kratom. Exceptions are made for licensed practitioners. The bill is named in memory of Christopher James Holowach, who died from a combination of drugs including kratom.
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