SC H3591

Creates the felony offense of "fentanyl-induced homicide" for anyone who knowingly and unlawfully delivers, dispenses, or provides fentanyl or fentanyl-related substances that cause another person's death

Establishes a maximum penalty of 30 years imprisonment for conviction

Eliminates as a defense that the deceased contributed to their own death through voluntary drug use, unless there is clear and convincing evidence the person intended to commit suicide

Protects individuals who share drugs without knowledge that the substance contains fentanyl from prosecution under this law

Adds fentanyl-induced homicide to the state's felony classification list under Section 16-1-10(D)