SB34Introduced in the Senate
Establishing 3-year mandatory prison sentence for person convicted of illegal possession of Schedule I and Schedule II drugs
Introduced by Eric Tarr, District 4
What does this bill do?
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Official description
The purpose of this bill is to create a mandatory three-year sentence for possession of Schedule I or II substances, except cannabis. The bill provides exceptions from prosecution for persons incidentally exposed to the substances or who are forced to possess the substances. Also, the bill provides a conditional discharge for first offenders and release with non-extraditable warrant, with a bus ticket to any state West of the Mississippi River.
Where it stands
To Judiciary
January 14, 2026
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Bill history
Filed for introduction
To Judiciary then Finance
Introduced in Senate
To Judiciary
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