AN ACT PROHIBITING CERTAIN LICENSEES AND REGISTRANTS FROM SELLING, DISPENSING, TRANSFERRING OR DELIVERING ANY DRUG OR DEVICE TO EXECUTE A COURT-IMPOSED SENTENCE OF DEATH.
SENATE CALENDAR NUMBER 448
Summary
The bill changes state law to forbid licensed wholesalers, manufacturers and other registrants from selling, dispensing, transferring, or delivering any drug or medical device that will be used to execute a court‑imposed death sentence. It carves out narrow exemptions for routine pharmacy dispensing, research supplies, emergency stock for certain care facilities, and for hospital pharmacies that administer drugs on site. The measure also requires affected licensees to obtain an annual registration certificate from the Commissioner of Consumer Protection.
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