Fentanyl Trafficking Act: Accountability for Illicit Drug Trade
This act aims to make it easier for citizens to sue foreign states and organizations that support illicit fentanyl trafficking. This will give individuals harmed by fentanyl greater opportunities to seek justice and compensation in U.S. courts. The act seeks to reduce fentanyl-related deaths and improve public safety.
Key points
Allows lawsuits against foreign states and entities for damages caused by fentanyl trafficking in the U.S.
Expands the definition of fentanyl trafficking liability to include production, distribution, and financing.
Grants U.S. courts exclusive jurisdiction in cases against foreign states for fentanyl trafficking.
Permits the suspension of court proceedings if the U.S. is negotiating with the foreign state to resolve claims.
Status:
Expired
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