OR SB507

Separates fentanyl possession, delivery, and manufacture into standalone criminal statutes distinct from general controlled substance offense laws

Unlawful possession of fentanyl is a drug enforcement misdemeanor, escalating to a Class A misdemeanor for 1 gram or more (or 5+ user units), and a Class C felony for commercial drug offenses or substantial quantities

Unlawful delivery of fentanyl is a Class B felony, increasing to a Class A felony when delivery is to a person under 18 years of age or within 1,000 feet of a school

Unlawful manufacture of fentanyl is a Class B felony, increasing to a Class A felony when within 1,000 feet of a school

Beginning July 1, 2033, prohibits optional probation or downward departure sentences for fentanyl manufacture or delivery if the person has a previous conviction for specified drug crimes