Ban on Ketamine Use During Arrest Outside Hospital
This new law aims to protect citizens by prohibiting the administration of ketamine during arrest or detention, unless it occurs in a hospital for medical purposes. It also incentivizes state and local governments to adopt similar policies, potentially impacting the safety and rights of individuals in custody.
Key points
Prohibits ketamine administration during federal arrest or detention, unless in a hospital for medical purposes.
States and local governments may lose federal funding if they do not implement similar bans.
Changes aim to enhance the safety and protection of rights for individuals in custody.
Status:
Expired
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