SD SB42

Inmates who ingest controlled substances while confined in a state correctional facility face a Class 5 felony, elevated from standard misdemeanor penalties for first or second offenses

Persons on parole who violate controlled substance ingestion laws face a Class 5 felony

Delivering or possessing with intent to deliver controlled substances to inmates in state correctional facilities is a Class 3 felony

Delivering alcoholic beverages or marijuana to inmates is a Class 6 felony; cell phones or prohibited electronic devices is a Class 4 felony; dangerous weapons is a Class 2 felony

Third or subsequent controlled substance ingestion violations within ten years remain a Class 6 felony for the general population