MS SB2436

Removes the requirement that a defendant must have knowledge that they delivered fentanyl to be convicted of "fentanyl delivery resulting in death"

Maintains mandatory sentence of 20 years to life imprisonment upon conviction for unlawful fentanyl delivery that results in death

Provides good faith immunity for persons who seek medical assistance for fentanyl overdose victims, if evidence was obtained through that medical assistance request

Clarifies that sharing fentanyl (without exchange for value) that results in death does not constitute the "exchange for anything of value" element, and states legislative intent not to prosecute drug users who share fentanyl with associates

Requires Joint Legislative Committee on Performance Evaluation and Expenditure Review to provide annual reports on convictions under this section to House and Senate Judiciary B Committees by January 5th; section automatically repeals July 1, 2025