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MS SB2269
Bill
AI Summary
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Increases penalties for adults (18+) who knowingly provide tobacco products to minors from existing fines to $300-$500 and up to 30 days community service.
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Raises penalties for minors (under 18) who purchase or possess tobacco products to $200-$500 fines, up to 30 days community service, and possible tobacco cessation class attendance.
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Increases penalties for minors who misrepresent their age to obtain tobacco to $200-$500 fines and up to 30 days community service, with optional tobacco cessation class.
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Allows judges to suspend minors' driver's licenses for up to 90 days in lieu of fines under sections 97-32-9 and 97-32-13, with probation conditions.
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Takes effect July 1, 2011.
Legislative Description
The Mississippi Juvenile Tobacco Access Prevention Act of 1997; revise penalties.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/1/2011