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| It is illegal in North Dakota to possess, sell, make or possess with the intent to sell meth. It is also against the law to possess meth within 1000 feet of a school. Additionally, it is illegal to hire, use, or force a person under 18 to help in making, selling or possessing with the intent to sell meth. In 2005, North Dakota passed a bill that places restrictions on the retail sales of pseudophedrine products, including keeping written log of sales and keeping products under video surveillance. |
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A person who possesses meth can be sentenced up to 5 years in
prison and a $5,000 fine depending on the amount. B.
A person who possesses meth within 1000 feet of a school can be
sentenced up to 10 years plus a $10,000 fine. C.
A person who sells, makes or possesses meth with the intent to
sell can be sentenced from 1-20 years plus a $10,000 fine. D.
A person who hires, uses or forces a person under 18 to help them
sell, make or possess with the intent to sell meth can be sentenced from
4-10 years in prison plus a $10,000 fine. E. It is a class A-misdemeanor to snort, inhale, or otherwise consume meth. Same idea as the "DUI" law - law enforcement officers do not have to suspect actual possession of meth to arrest the suspect for being under the influence of meth. |
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