Criminal Law - Overdosing in Public - Prohibition
Sponsor: Delegate GrossmanCommittee: JudiciarySubject: Criminal Law - Substantive CrimesStatus: Unfavorable Report by Judiciary; Withdrawn (as of Nov 9, 2023)
What this bill does
Official synopsis
Prohibiting a person from overdosing in certain public places or on a public conveyance; and authorizing a court to refer a person who overdoses in certain public places or on a public conveyance to drug court or substance abuse treatment rather than imposing a term of imprisonment not exceeding 60 days or a fine not exceeding $500 or both.
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Testimony (22)
MGA witness listFAV 2FavorableUNF 19UnfavorableINFO 1Information only
Organizations on record
Registered lobbyists who testified
UNFJefferson , StaceyBehavioral Health System BaltimoreRegistered for: Behavioral Health System Baltimore
UNFGeddes, AnnMaryland Coalition of FamiliesRegistered for: Mental Health Association of Maryland; Maryland Coalition of Families
UNFCiekot, AnnPublic Policy PartnersRegistered for: American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network; B'More Clubhouse; Baltimore City Substance Abuse Directorate; Bard College; CareForth; Children's Advocacy Institute…
