Drug trafficking; revise dosage units and regulate abortion-inducing drugs.
Approved by Governor
Summary
The bill rewrites Mississippi’s drug laws to raise penalties for trafficking based on weight and dosage units, creating a new aggravated‑trafficking level for 267 or more dosage units. It also makes it a crime to create, sell, prescribe, or distribute drugs intended to cause an abortion, with both civil and criminal penalties. The changes affect drug dealers, anyone handling paraphernalia, physicians prescribing certain stimulants, and anyone dealing with abortion‑inducing medication.
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