A.
A person who possesses meth in Missouri can be sentenced from
2-7 years in prison depending on the amount.
B.
A person who sells, makes or attempts to make meth can be
sentenced from 5-15 years in prison.
Ten years to life without probation or parole depending on the amount.
C.
A person who brings a substance containing meth into Missouri
can be sentenced from 5 years to life in prison without probation or parole
depending on the amount.
D.
A person who sells, makes or attempts to make a substance
containing meth can be sentenced from 10 years to life without parole
depending on the amount.
E.
A person who sells, makes or attempts to make 30 grams of a
substance containing meth within 2000 feet of a school or within a
motel or vehicle can be sentenced from 10 years to life in prison
without parole.
F.
A person who knowingly allows a minor to buy or transport meth
can be sentenced from 5-15 years in prison.
G.
A person who possesses precursor substances with the intent to
make meth can be sentenced fro 2-7 years.
H.
A person who sells, makes or transports meth in the presence of
someone under 17 can be sentenced from 2-5 years in prison.
I.
A person who steals any substance with the intent to use it to
make meth can be sentenced from 2-5 years.
J.
A person who steals any amount of anhydrous ammonia
can be sentenced
from 2-7 years in prison. Theft of a tank truck or trailer tank of
anhydrous ammonia is punishable from 10 years to life in prison. Any
person who possesses anhydrous ammonia
in any unauthorized container
can be sentenced from 2-5 years.
