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Sources include Arizona Legislature bill records, LegiScan session dumps, and published veto letters. Bill numbers cited throughout.

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Fentanyl · 2023-06-20

One Pill. Five Years. Vetoed.

HB 2802 would have imposed a minimum five-year term for trafficking even small amounts of fentanyl. Hobbs vetoed it.

Dealers sell death in a single pill. Lawmakers tried to answer with a hard floor: five years.

HB 2802 targeted selling, manufacturing, or transporting for sale fentanyl at tiny, lethal doses. Hobbs vetoed the bill.

If “one pill can kill” is true — and it is — then vetoing the sentencing floor is a choice. Hobbs made it.

Bills cited

  • HB 2802 (2023)

    Fentanyl sales; manufacture; sentencing; testing

    azleg.gov overview

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