DRUGS AND CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES

Missouri House of Representatives
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DRUGS AND CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
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: Prohibits the Department of Revenue from conditioning the property and pharmaceutical tax credits on the filing of a federal income tax return.

: Increases the pharmaceutical income tax credit from two hundred dollars to five hundred dollars and decreases the number of persons eligible to claim the credit.

: Expands the crime of tampering with a judicial officer to include offenses involving juvenile court officers.

: Establishes a pharmaceutical relief program for senior citizens in the Department of Social Services.

: Creates Drug Courts Coordinating Commission and Drug Court Resources Fund.

: Changes the allowable supply of medication to be received by certain enrollees through a pharmaceutical plan and requires collection agencies to be informed when payments are made on patient accounts.

: Requires health insurers to offer contraceptive coverage to enrollees.

: Requires health insurers to provide diabetes coverage to enrollees.

: Requires all health benefit plans to issue uniform prescription drug information cards.

: Requires pharmacies to notify the Board of Pharmacy of any known mistakes in prescriptions.

: Increases the maximum allowable income to qualify for one hundred percent of the pharmaceutical income tax credit from fifteen thousand dollars to thirty-six thousand dollars.

: Establishes a pharmaceutical assistance program in the Division of Aging.

: Changes certain provisions of the controlled substances law.

: Requires disclosure by landlords and sellers of real property of any prior methamphetamine activities on the property.

: Creates a new possession crime for anhydrous ammonia and increases penalties for existing crimes committed using that substance.

: Imposes minimum prison terms for manufacturers of methamphetamine.

: Expands the categories of persons allowed to claim the pharmaceutical state income tax credit.

: Imposes minimum sentences for manufacturers of methamphetamine.

: Creates crime of possessing anhydrous ammonia and increases penalties for current ammonia crimes.

: Makes various amendments regarding the practice of pharmacy.

: Adds the drug "ecstasy" to drug trafficking statutes, regulates methamphetamine precursor drugs, and establishes new penalties for theft and possession of anhydrous ammonia.

: Requires disclosure by landlords and sellers of prior methamphetamine activities on their real property.

: Requires health insurers to treat mental health and chemical dependency in the same manner as other medical services.

: Requires applicants for unemployment insurance benefits to submit to drug test.

: Requires physicians to counsel pregnant women of the effects of the use of certain abortion inducing drugs before prescribing the drug.

: Amends various provisions of law regarding the practice of pharmacy.

: Exempts sales of nonprescription and over-the-counter drugs to persons sixty-five years of age and older from sales tax.

: Requires manufacturers, packers, distributors, or sellers of drugs or devices to comply with the current federal labeling requirements in the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.

: Requires informed parental consent prior to the prescribing of a psychiatric medication for a minor.

: Provides procedures for the licensure of addiction counselors.

: Creates a Pharmaceutical Investment Program for Seniors to help defray the cost of pharmaceuticals for senior citizens.

: Revises laws on crime.

: Makes evidence of intoxication conclusively presumed proximate cause of workers' compensation injuries.

: Regulates the use of epinephrine auto-injector devices by emergency medical technicians.

: For purposes of worker compensation law, makes positive tests for drug use proximate cause of injuries resulting to any employee testing positive for such drug use.

: Restricts certain sales of precursors to methamphetamine.

: Revises worker's compensation law.

: Deems a 4-week suspension or a positive test for controlled substances misconduct connected with work.

: Allows psychologists to administer, order and prescribe medications after obtaining certification and training.

: Expands the current prescription drug tax credit for the elderly.

: Creates a new possession crime for anhydrous ammonia, increases penalties for current ammonia crimes, and adds crimes for handling of certain methamphetamine precursor drugs.

: Expands the current prescription drug tax credit for the elderly.

: Modifies alcohol licensing and reporting procedures through the Department of Public Safety.

: Establishes a Needle Exchange Program within the Department of Health.

: Establishes a civil cause of action for damages related to drug dealing.

: Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act - Establishes treatment requirements for non-violent drug offenders.

: Boone County Drug Commissioner removed and associate judge added.

: Requires compliance with federal law in drug labeling.

: Requires long term care facilities to return unused medications to pharmacies for reuse and reimbursement.

: Revises the current prescription drug tax credit for the elderly.

: Revises the current prescription drug tax credit for the elderly.

: Restricts certain sales of precursors to methamphetamine.

: Presents dual questions regarding tobacco settlement funds.

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Last Updated November 26, 2001 at 11:49 am