Ohio HB305 amends drug trafficking laws and prescribes mandatory prison terms.
Ohio HB305 amends the state's drug trafficking laws by establishing mandatory prison terms for various offenses. It specifies that trafficking in drugs, including cocaine, heroin, and fentanyl, is classified as a felony based on the amount of the drug involved and the circumstances of the offense. The bill also mandates that certain offenses, such as trafficking in a controlled substance analog, are subject to specific prison terms.
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