FL H1159

Limits initial and refill prescriptions for Schedule II opioids treating acute pain to a 3-day supply unless physician documents medical necessity for deviation

Prohibits possession or use of mechanical devices capable of compressing powder into pills, tablets, or capsules containing controlled substances, with violations punishable as first-degree felonies

Establishes trafficking offense thresholds for specific controlled substances including fentanyl (4 grams), oxycodone (7 grams), hydrocodone (14 grams), and heroin (4 grams), with mandatory minimum sentences ranging from 3 to 25 years depending on quantity

Increases sentencing multiplier for drug trafficking offenses from 2.0 to 1.5 for level 7 or 8 offenses and allows state attorneys to move for sentence reduction when offenders provide substantial assistance

Creates capital felony provisions for trafficking offenses involving 30+ kilograms or importation of 60+ kilograms when death results, punishable by death or life imprisonment with separate sentencing proceedings; effective October 1, 2018