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United States — Iowa
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Peace officers and related agencies must try to identify and notify parents, guardians, juvenile court, and school officials when a person under 18 is found with certain controlled substances, with an exception if notification is not in the person’s best interests or would endanger them.
United States — Iowa
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A court may admit certain drug-offense defendants to bail if the required finding is made and the prosecutor and defense counsel jointly petition.
United States — Iowa
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A person registered under section 124.302 is exempt from unlawfulness under this chapter when manufacturing, delivering, or possessing with intent to manufacture or deliver an imitation controlled substance for placebo use in professional practice or research.
United States — Iowa
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This section defines overdose-related terms, gives immunity for certain protected information, and lets a court treat helping someone during an overdose as a mitigating factor.
United States — Iowa
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The department is mainly responsible for enforcing this chapter and related controlled-substance laws; the board handles accountability audits and other delegated controlled-substance duties.
United States — Iowa
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This section lets a judge issue administrative inspection warrants for controlled premises, and it sets what the warrant must say, how inspections may happen, and what must be done after seizures.
United States — Iowa
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The district court may enjoin violations of this chapter, and a jury trial is required if the defendant demands one in an alleged violation case involving an injunction or restraining order under this section.
United States — Iowa
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The department and board must cooperate with federal and other state agencies on controlled-substance matters, and they may share information and run related programs, but patient or research-subject identities must not be disclosed in the stated confidential cases.
United States — Iowa
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Controlled substances in custody must generally be forfeited and destroyed, with several court-ordered and board-controlled exceptions.
United States — Iowa
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Law enforcement may destroy large seized controlled substances if it keeps enough for evidence, but it must photograph, document, and give advance written notice first.
United States — Iowa
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The state does not have to disprove exemptions or exceptions, and a person claiming one must prove entitlement to use it as a defense. Authorized state, county, or municipal officers acting lawfully are not liable under this chapter.
United States — Iowa
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Judicial review of actions by a board or department may be sought under the Iowa administrative procedure Act, chapter 17A.
United States — Iowa
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The board and the department must run educational programs and encourage research on controlled substances, subject to the governor’s approval and direction.
United States — Iowa
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Peace officers must report certain arrests and related charges to the department within five days, and any related substance-analysis results must also be reported.
United States — Iowa
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This provision defines several terms used in the subchapter, including pharmacist, prescribing practitioner, proactive notification, and program.
United States — Iowa
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The board must run and maintain a drug prescribing and dispensing information program, make rules for required opioid-antagonist administration data, secure access to the system, and seek any needed federal waiver.
United States — Iowa
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A prescribing practitioner must register for the program when applying to register or renew controlled-substance prescribing authority, and must use the program database before issuing an opioid prescription unless the patient is receiving inpatient hospice care or long-term residential facility care.
United States — Iowa
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Certain pharmacies and prescribing practitioners must send specified prescription information to the program, generally within one business day and in a secure electronic format.
United States — Iowa
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The board may share program information only with listed recipients and under stated conditions, must keep request records, must not release program information except as allowed, and may charge a self-requester only up to actual cost.
United States — Iowa
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The board must make rules for the program, report to the governor and general assembly, issue annual prescribing-practitioner activity reports, and keep certain report information confidential.