drugs

This bill makes prison mandatory for people who share drugs (including cannabis, psilocybin, etc.) while possessing a firearm.
Davis county has implemented a new approach toward helping those with mental health and drug addiction problems.
This bill removes a requirement for police officers to obtain a warrant before accessing a person's prescription drug history.
This bill makes several changes to criminal law, including making it a first degree felony to cause the death of another person as a result of distributed drugs.
This bill allows a terminal patient to legally access a life-ending drug in limited circumstances.
This bill would impose a first degree felony on a drug dealer if they sell to a person who fatally overdoses on the drug.

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