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SB 309·AL·senate

Crimes and offenses; unlawful possession with intent to distribute fentanyl further provided for, trafficking in illegal drugs containing fentanyl further provided for

FailedFiled Feb 17, 2026
Sponsor: April Weaver (R)
Latest Action

Currently Indefinitely Postponed

Apr 7, 2026

Summary

SB 309 would reduce the amount of fentanyl or its analogues that triggers felony possession‑with‑intent‑to‑distribute charges from two grams to as low as half a gram. It also expands the trafficking definition to cover certain fentanyl mixtures. The change targets low‑level dealers and aims to strengthen enforcement against the opioid crisis.

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