Controlled substances: drug paraphernalia; definition of drug paraphernalia; modify. Amends sec. 7451 of 1978 PA 368 (MCL 333.7451).
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Overview
This bill clarifies the definition of ‘drug paraphernalia’ under Michigan law. It expands the list of items considered paraphernalia to include specific devices and materials used in the production, processing, and use of controlled substances, such as isomerization devices, testing equipment, and specialized containers. The bill also clarifies that certain testing products, like fentanyl testing strips, are excluded from the definition of drug paraphernalia.
Key provisions
- Expands the definition of ‘drug paraphernalia’ to include isomerization devices.
- Includes testing equipment for analyzing controlled substances as paraphernalia.
- Adds specific scales, diluents, and separation tools to the definition.
- Defines a ‘cocaine kit’ as paraphernalia.
- Lists specific devices like ‘bullets,’ ‘snorters,’ and ‘automotive safes’ as paraphernalia.
- Clarifies that testing products, including fentanyl testing strips, are not considered paraphernalia.
- Specifies that items used to determine chemical composition are excluded.
Who is affected
- Individuals possessing or distributing controlled substances.
- Law enforcement agencies responsible for enforcing drug laws.
- Healthcare professionals involved in testing for controlled substances.
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