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MA S1094
Bill
Status
2/27/2025
Primary Sponsor
Ryan Fattman
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AI Summary
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Persons aged 18 or older arrested for manufacturing, selling, or distributing fentanyl cannot be admitted to bail sooner than 6 hours after arrest, unless by a judge in open court
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Clerks of courts, district court clerks, bail commissioners, and masters in chancery are prohibited from releasing arrested persons out of court for these fentanyl offenses
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Authorities taking bail must have immediate access to the detained person's criminal offender record information, board of probation records, and police/incident reports before setting bail or release conditions
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Applies to violations of Chapter 94C sections 32, 32E (subsections c½ and c¾), and 32F (subsection a) involving fentanyl manufacture, sale, or distribution
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Similar legislation was previously filed in the 2023-2024 session as Senate No. 965
Legislative Description
Relative to fentanyl arrests
Last Action
Accompanied a study order (under JR10), see S2886
12/18/2025