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Senate Bill 0063

ARCHIVE (2001)

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DIGEST OF SB63 (Updated April 11, 2001 6:27 PM - DI 84)

Interference with medical services. Provides that a person who knowingly or intentionally physically interrupts, obstructs, or alters the delivery or administration of prescription drugs ordered or prescribed for a patient without a prescription or order commits interference with medical services, a Class A misdemeanor. Makes the offense a Class D felony if the conduct results in bodily injury to the patient. Makes the offense: (1) a Class C felony if it is committed by a person who is a health care provider or licensed health professional; (2) a Class B felony if it results in serious bodily injury to the patient; and (3) a Class A felony if it results in the death of the patient. Provides for certain defenses.

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Introduced Bill > (PDF)
Fiscal Impact Statement(s): >1(PDF), >2(PDF), >3(PDF), >4(PDF)
Roll Call(s): >No. 490(PDF)
House Committee Reports
- Filed Committee Reports: >0063-1, >0063-1(PDF)
- Passed Committee Reports: >0063-1, >0063-1(PDF)
House Amendments
- Filed: >0063-1, >0063-1(PDF)
- Passed: >0063-1, >0063-1(PDF)
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Senate Bill> (PDF)
Senate Committee Reports
- Filed Committee Reports: >0063-1, >0063-1(PDF)
- Passed Committee Reports: >0063-1, >0063-1(PDF), >0063-2, >0063-2(PDF)
Senate Amendments
- Filed: >0063-1, >0063-1(PDF), >0063-C, >0063-D, >0063-D(PDF), >0063-C, >0063-C(PDF)
- Passed: >0063-1, >0063-1(PDF), >0063-C, >0063-D, >0063-D(PDF)
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Engrossed Bill> (PDF)
Conference Committee Reports
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Enrolled Act> (PDF)