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2005 SESSION

Narcotics and Drugs
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• HB 1502 Drugs; secret compartments in vehicles, penalty.
• HB 1562 Drug cases; waiver of right to appeal by persons charged with first offense.
• HB 1565 Unlawful possession or distribution of ephedrine, pseudoephedrine or phenylpropanolamine; penalty.
• HB 1629 Health insurance; coverage for prescription contraceptives.
• HB 1639 Felonies; DNA analysis of arrestees for solicitation of prostitution or drug offense.
• HB 1743 Auto-injectable epinephrine; allows possession & self-administration by students in public schools.
• HB 1761 Food stamp benefits; drug-related felonies.
• HB 1778 Methadone clinics; prohibited in certain counties.
• HB 1813 Postcoital contraception; liability of institutions of higher education for exposure thereto.
• HB 1854 Drugs; returns, exchanges, or re-dispensing, exceptions.
• HB 1865 Pharmacy, Board of; requires executive director to be a pharmacist.
• HB 1924 Drug-free school zones; boundaries.
• HB 1950 Methamphetamine precursors; unlawful possession, penalty.
• HB 1951 Pseudoephedrine; licensed pharmacist shall dispense, sell, etc., penalty.
• HB 1974 Methamphetamine, methcathinone, amphetamine, or phentermine, etc.; unlawful possession, penalty.
• HB 2043 Drug Control Act; definition of compounding.
• HB 2044 Prescription Monitoring Program; includes reporting by out-of-state dispensers.
• HB 2045 Ephedra or dextromethorphan; unlawful distribution to minors. penalty.
• HB 2088 Controlled substances; adds additional to Schedule I list.
• HB 2242 Pharmacy interns; provisions.
• HB 2251 Accident & sickness insurance; insurers to institute prescription drug utilization review program.
• HB 2281 Prescription drugs; process for purchasing from Canada in order to lower pharmacy costs to citizens.
• HB 2291 Controlled substances; raises penalty for manufacturing, selling. etc.
• HB 2348 Prescription drugs; process for purchasing from Canada in order to lower pharmacy costs to citizens.
• HB 2362 Assisted living facilities; regulations for serving resident w/mental illness, mental retard., etc.
• HB 2417 Cocaine; unlawful manufacturing, distribution, etc., penalty.
• HB 2429 Prescription Monitoring Program; includes reporting by out-of-state dispensers.
• HB 2437 Methamphetamine precursor chemicals, unlawful possession; penalty.
• HB 2447 Residential Landlord and Tenant Act; drug activities by tenants, forfeiture.
• HB 2504 Methamphetamine; unlawful manufacturing and distributing, penalty.
• HB 2524 Drug Control Act; definitions of compounding and dispense.
• HB 2526 Athletic trainers; allows administration of certain topical drugs.
• HB 2531 Drug cases; dismissal of certain charges.
• HB 2538 Nonresident pharmacies; registration.
• HB 2545 Assisted living facilities; regulations for serving resident w/mental illness, mental retard., etc.
• HB 2595 Illegal drug laboratory; court to order defendant to pay cleanup and health costs assoc. therewith.
• HB 2646 Drug offenses; disposition for 'first offenders', penalty.
• HB 2714 Prescription Drug Payment Assistance Program; created, report.
• HB 2716 Controlled substances; additions and deletions to Schedule I and II list.
• HB 2751 Prescription drugs; Governor to establish mechanism for purchasing from Canada.
• HB 2810 Drug Treatment Court Act; includes City of Chesapeake.
• HB 2831 Clinical drug trials; publication of certain data.
• HB 2857 Pharmacists; allows compounding under certain conditions, requirements.
• HJ 632 Prescriptions drugs from Canada; memorializing Congress to remove restrictions on purchasing.
• HJ 683 I-SaveRx program; Joint Commission on Health Care to study feasibility of participation therein.
• HJ 718 Prescription drugs; U.S. Secretary of Health & Human Serv. to approve purchas. from other countries.
• SB 718 Crisis Intervention Pilot Programs; established for persons with mental illness or substance abuse.
• SB 741 Substance Abuse Services Council; membership. 
• SB 753 Opiate addiction; standards for issuance of new licenses to providers of treatment.
• SB 841 Prescription Drug Payment Assistance Program; created, report.
• SB 860 Health insurance; coverage for prescription contraceptives.
• SB 865 Cocaine; unlawful manufacturing, distribution, etc., penalty.
• SB 951 Influenza vaccine; Gov. to stimulate location of pharmaceutical facility that plans to produce.
• SB 953 Pharmaceutical assistance; maximizing benefits of Medicare discount card program for seniors.
• SB 1000 Assisted living facilities; regulations for serving resident w/mental illness, mental retard., etc.
• SB 1023 Persons with mental illness, mental retardation or substance abuse; recodification of Title 37.1.
• SB 1025 Substance Abuse Services Council; membership. 
• SB 1036 Controlled substances; requires pedigree of normal distribution chain.
• SB 1098 Prescription Monitoring Program; includes reporting by out-of-state dispensers.
• SB 1121 Methamphetamine precursor chemicals, unlawful possession; penalty.
• SB 1124 Sentencing guidelines; modification for use of methamphetamine.
• SB 1149 Hunting; unlawful to hunt with firearm, bow and arrow, etc. while intoxicated.
• SB 1156 Methamphetamine; manufacturing when person under 18 yrs. of age is present, penalty.
• SB 1178 Prescription drugs; increases penalty for counterfeiting.
• SB 1246 Prescription drugs; Governor to establish mechanism for purchasing from Canada.
• SB 1278 Clinical drug trials; publication of certain data.
• SB 1326 Wholesale drug distributors; provisions.
• SB 1342 Drug Treatment Court Act; includes City of Chesapeake.
• SJ 281 Prescription medicines & health insurance premiums; joint subcommittee to study insurance costs.
• SJ 335 Juveniles; encourages retailers to take voluntary steps to limit access to medication easily abused.
• SJ 391 Prescription drugs; U.S. Secretary of Health & Human Serv. to approve purchas. from other countries.
• SJ 411 Prescription drugs; U.S. Secretary of Health & Human Serv. to approve purchas. from other countries.