TX SB2307

Creates a new criminal offense for operating premises where people can use controlled substances illegally, targeting anyone who owns, rents, leases, manages, or otherwise controls such property

Applies to those who knowingly operate premises for illegal drug use, profit from such premises, or make premises available for illegal drug consumption regardless of whether compensation is received

Classifies the offense as a second degree felony, which in Texas carries a punishment of 2-20 years imprisonment and up to a $10,000 fine

Exempts facilities where controlled substances are consumed under valid prescriptions, including medication-assisted treatment facilities for opioid or substance use disorders

Allows prosecutors to charge offenders under this new law, other applicable laws, or both when conduct violates multiple statutes; effective September 1, 2025