DRUGS AND CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES

Missouri House of Representatives
93rd General Assembly, 1st Regular Session (2005)
Bills Indexed by Subject
DRUGS AND CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES

: Requires implementation of a random drug testing program for persons who receive Medicaid

: Increases the penalty for possession of pseudoephedrine with the intent to manufacture methamphetamine

: Changes the laws regarding the early release of offenders

: Exempts certain programs established by pharmaceutical companies from providing assistance to patients from certain prohibited financial incentive practices

: Establishes the Missouri Rx Card Program within the Department of Social Services

: Creates the crime of allowing an open house party or having an open house party without taking steps to prevent minors from purchasing, possessing, or consuming nonintoxicating beer, liquor, or drugs

: Requires any sale or transfer of methamphetamine precursor drugs to be recorded and the signature of the receiver secured

: Allows enrollees to pay the lower of the copayment assigned by the health maintenance organization or health insurer or the usual and customary retail price of the prescription drug

: Repeals the persistent offender sentencing enhancements in drug trafficking cases in the second degree

: Expands the crime of distribution of controlled substances near schools to include near child care facilities, long-term care facilities, and the residences of in-home child care providers

: Adds salvia divinorum to the list of schedule I controlled substances

: Requires persons purchasing pseudoephedrine to provide a photo identification and sign a receipt with their name, the date of the transaction, and the amount purchased

: Closes the drug benefit coverage gap, also known as the "Donut Hole," created by the federal Medicare Modernization Act of 2003

: Transfers the Missouri Senior Rx Program to the Division of Senior Services and requires continuous enrollment unless the enrollee opts out of the program

: Specifies that businesses are not required to be licensed as pharmacies in order to dispense veterinary legend drugs

: Creates the crime of being under the influence of a controlled substance

: Creates the crimes of distribution and possession of a prescription medication without a valid prescription by a juvenile on public school grounds

: Creates the Anhydrous Ammonia Additive Fund to reimburse distributors of anhydrous ammonia for the cost of adding red dye to the chemical

: Expands the crime of endangering the welfare of a minor to include producing or selling methamphetamine within the residence of a minor

: Changes the laws on the disposition of evidence by allowing law enforcement to collect hazardous samples without court approval, document and then destroy them, and makes them admissable

: Adds the drug pseudoephedrine to the list of schedule II controlled substances

: Establishes the Uninsured Motorist Stipulation of Benefits Act of 2005 which limits the recovery for non-economic losses by uninsured motorists

: Extends the Senior Rx Program until June 30, 2010

: Creates the Anhydrous Ammonia Additive Fund to reimburse distributors of anhydrous ammonia for the cost of adding red dye to the chemical to prevent methamphetamine production

: Changes the laws regarding the sale of compounds containing ephedrine and pseudoephedrine

: Establishes regulations for wholesale distributors of prescription drugs

: Creates the category of licensed prescribing psychologist under the State Committee of Psychologists and establishes licensing requirements

: Creates the crime of being under the influence of a controlled substance

: Changes the laws regarding schedule V controlled substances by adding ephedrine and pseudoephedrine and prohibits a drug offender from entering certain treatment programs

: Creates the crime of distribution of a controlled substance near a park

: Requires nonviolent offenders in a long-term substance abuse program to have their suspended sentence revoked and serve their entire sentence if they fail to complete the program

: Adds salvia divinorum and 12 other compounds to the list of controlled substances

: Expands the crime of endangering the welfare of a child in the first degree by making it a crime to sell, manufacture, or attempt to manufacture methamphetamine in the home of a child under the age of 17

: Allows the 42nd Judicial Circuit to appoint a drug court commissioner and a drug court administrator

: Requires persons arrested for the manufacture or distribution of drugs to appear before a judge prior to being released on bond

: Requires drug testing for contractors and their employees working at or near a school

: Adds Khat to the list of schedule I controlled substances

: Adds bronchial inhaler devices to the definition of "drug paraphernalia"

: Establishes the Well-Being Committee to aid pharmacists who suffer from illness, substance abuse, mental illness, or physical impairments

: Creates the crime of altering or falsifying drug or alcohol test results or selling or transporting a biological sample or adulterant to falsify test results

: Allows residents of Missouri to participate in any current or future state program, policy, or practice permitting prescription drugs to be acquired from Canada

: Establishes the Woman's Right to Know Act regarding emergency contraception

: Urges the Governor, the President of the United States, and the United States Congress to oppose efforts to allow trucks to enter Missouri without prior inspection at the United States border.

: Amends various provisions of workers compensation law

: Amends the offense of distributing a controlled substance near schools to include long-term and child care facilities

: Requires pseudoephedrine products to be sold by a pharmacist or technician

: Closes the drug benefit coverage gap that was created due to the enactment of the Medicare Act of 2003

: Prohibits any governmental entity from interfering with the right to obtain or use contraceptives

: Closes the drug benefit coverage gap that was created due to the enactment of the Medicare Act of 2003

: Authorizes advanced practice nurses to prescribe certain controlled substances

: Establishes a prescription monitoring program

: Adds substances to the controlled substance schedules

: Amends various provisions regarding unemployment compensation

: Prohibits public school athletic teams from participating in athletic tournements held in municipalites tolerant of marijuana usage

: Regulates unemployment benefits, the transfer of companies for the purpose of calculating the contribution rate for unemployment, and sets out provisions for alcohol and controlled substance tests

: Prohibits distribution of controlled substances in parks

: Modifies laws relating to underage drinking

: Makes production of meth in the home of a minor child endangerment in the first degree.

: Requires drug testing for contractors and employees working at or nearby a school.

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Last Updated August 25, 2005 at 1:24 pm