Stricter Penalties for Possessing Molds Used to Make Counterfeit Drugs.
This bill establishes severe new penalties, including up to 20 years in prison, for knowingly possessing pill press molds intended to manufacture counterfeit Schedule I or II controlled substances (like fentanyl). The goal is to disrupt the production of dangerous fake pills that mimic legitimate pharmaceuticals. This measure aims to enhance public safety and combat the overdose crisis.
Key points
Creates a new federal offense: possessing pill press molds with the intent to manufacture counterfeit Schedule I or II drugs (e.g., fentanyl).
The maximum penalty for this offense is 20 years imprisonment plus fines.
Requires federal sentencing guidelines to be reviewed and enhanced by at least 2 offense levels for individuals convicted of this violation.
Status:
Expired
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