Amends unauthorized possession of controlled substances in South Dakota to clarify prescription requirements.
South Dakota HB1115 amends the unauthorized possession of controlled substances by clarifying that a person may only possess such substances if obtained directly from a practitioner via a valid prescription or order. This change ensures that unauthorized possession charges are handled under specific provisions and sets felony classifications for violations based on drug schedules.
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