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United States — Iowa
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A person who unlawfully possesses certain controlled substances near specified school- and recreation-related property may be sentenced to 100 hours of community service, and the court must give the offender a written statement of the community service terms and monitoring provisions.
United States — Iowa
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A person age 18 or older who unlawfully manufactures certain controlled or similar substances in the presence of a minor must receive twice the usual sentence, and that sentence cannot be deferred or suspended.
United States — Iowa
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Adults are prohibited from helping, conspiring, delivering, or trying to deliver certain controlled substances to minors.
United States — Iowa
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For certain amphetamine or methamphetamine convictions, the court may suspend sentence and may order drug court or community-based correctional placement; for second or subsequent delivery/possession-with-intent-to-deliver convictions, the court must impose imprisonment and the person must serve the minimum confinement
United States — Iowa
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A person must not tamper with anhydrous ammonia equipment or improperly sell, fill, deliver, use, possess, or transport certain anhydrous ammonia containers unless authorized.
United States — Iowa
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A person is not guilty of an offense under this chapter, including sections 124.401 and 124.410, for the listed cannabis activities if the person is a USDA licensee acting in accordance with federal hemp law.
United States — Iowa
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This section makes it unlawful to do several controlled-substance-related acts and sets misdemeanor penalties for violations.
United States — Iowa
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This section makes it unlawful for a person to knowingly or intentionally engage in several controlled-substance related acts, including improper distribution, misuse of registration numbers, fraudulent possession, false filings, and counterfeit-mark equipment; violations are a serious misdemeanor.
United States — Iowa
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A penalty for violating this subchapter is additional to, and does not replace, any other civil or administrative penalty or sanction allowed by law.
United States — Iowa
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A conviction or acquittal in federal court or another state can bar prosecution in this state for the same act, if the conduct would also violate this chapter.
United States — Iowa
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Adults are prohibited from distributing certain controlled or counterfeit substances to people under 18, and violations can be felonies or an aggravated misdemeanor.
United States — Iowa
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Adults may not conspire with or recruit minors to deliver or make controlled substances in schedules I through IV.
United States — Iowa
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It is unlawful to sponsor or help sponsor a gathering if you know or intend controlled substances will be distributed, used, or possessed there.
United States — Iowa
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In joint criminal cases, each accused must be dealt with count by count, sentenced on each guilty verdict, and the court may order severance and a separate trial when needed to avoid substantial injustice.
United States — Iowa
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A court may commit certain drug-law defendants to treatment, impose conditions, and later return them to custody or probation depending on the person’s progress and any later violation.
United States — Iowa
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A defendant may be treated as having an accommodation offense if the marijuana amount is one-half ounce or less and was not offered for sale; the person is then sentenced under section 124.401(5) instead of section 124.401(1)(d).
United States — Iowa
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People convicted of a second or subsequent offense under this chapter may receive up to triple the usual imprisonment term, a fine up to triple the usual amount, or both.
United States — Iowa
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If someone is convicted or pleads guilty under this chapter, the court clerk or judge must send conviction papers to the person’s licensing board or officer. The court may suspend or revoke the person’s license or registration, and the board or officer may later reinstate it if the person applies and shows good cause.
United States — Iowa
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Some drug offenders are not eligible for parole or work release until they serve a required minimum term.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines “drug paraphernalia,” excludes some lawful hypodermic needles or syringes, and makes it unlawful for any person to knowingly or intentionally manufacture, deliver, sell, or possess drug paraphernalia.