Since July 1, 2026, an adult who illegally gives fentanyl to anyone under 18 faces a felony, an authorized fine, and a possible prison term.
An adult who illegally gives fentanyl to someone under 18 commits a felony, punishable by an authorized fine, up to twice the prison term authorized for the referenced offense, or both.
An adult who violates the law against distributing controlled substances by giving fentanyl to someone under 18 commits a felony. This applies to a person who is at least 18 and illegally distributes fentanyl to a person under 18. The penalty is a fine authorized by state law, a prison term of up to twice the term authorized for the referenced offense, or both. Fentanyl includes certain related chemical forms, such as its isomers, salts, esters, and ethers. The law took effect July 1, 2026.
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