"CJ's Law"; Criminalizes manufacture, sale, and possession of substances containing kratom.
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Overview
This bill, designated as ‘CJ’s Law,’ would criminalize the manufacture, sale, and possession of substances containing kratom, a botanical substance with potential opioid-like effects. It establishes penalties for possessing or distributing kratom in quantities of one ounce or more, with increasing severity for smaller amounts. The bill aims to address public health concerns related to kratom’s potential for addiction and adverse health effects, referencing a specific case involving a fatal overdose. It aligns with growing regulatory efforts regarding kratom at the federal level.
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Robert Singer
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