Nebraska law lists bromazolam and sets fentanyl penalties
Nebraska law lists bromazolam as a controlled substance and sets felony penalty levels for certain fentanyl offenses based on the amount involved.
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What it does
Nebraska law lists bromazolam as a Schedule I controlled substance. The listing covers products containing any amount, subject to stated exceptions.
For certain fentanyl offenses, amounts from 10 to under 28 grams carry a Class ID felony; 28 to under 140 grams, Class IC; and 140 grams or more, Class IB.
Argument forListing bromazolam as a controlled substance could help law enforcement address offenses involving the drug.
Argument againstPeople convicted of certain fentanyl offenses could face serious felony penalties, with higher levels for larger amounts.
More detail
Nebraska law lists bromazolam as a Schedule I controlled substance. It covers materials, compounds, mixtures, or preparations containing any amount of bromazolam. The listing applies unless bromazolam is specifically excepted or listed in another schedule.
Nebraska law sets felony penalty levels for certain fentanyl offenses based on the amount involved. The levels cover fentanyl, mixtures or substances with a detectable amount of fentanyl, and specified fentanyl relatives. The offense must be a knowing or intentional violation involving manufacturing, distributing, delivering, dispensing, or possessing a controlled substance with intent to do those acts.
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History
2026
Apr 17Provisions/portions of LB817 amended into LB795 by AM2092Latest
Mar 3Presented to Governor on February 27, 2026To Governor