AR HB1663

Creates two new felony offenses for knowingly exposing another person to fentanyl: first degree (causing serious physical injury) and second degree (causing physical injury)

First degree offense is a Class Y felony if victim is a first responder or correctional facility employee, or Class A felony otherwise

Second degree offense is a Class A felony if victim is a first responder or correctional facility employee, or Class B felony otherwise

Defines "expose" to include skin contact, inhalation, ingestion, needlestick contact, or contact with mucus membranes

Exempts lawful medical and pharmaceutical activities, including valid prescriptions, pharmacy dispensing, and licensed manufacturer/wholesaler distribution in compliance with state and federal law