HB1128

This bill corrects the spelling of "methamphetamine" in the law that punishes people for exposing children to meth use, distribution, or manufacturing. The change makes the law grammatically consistent by using the singular form "methamphetamine" instead of the plural "methamphetamines" in the section about teenagers age 14 and older. The penalties remain the same: a Class 4 felony for exposing children under 14, and a Class 1 misdemeanor for exposing teenagers 14 and older.