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The bill would have toughened sentences for fentanyl crimes and relax penalties for hallucinogenic mushroom possession in New Hampshire.
The law, which aims to give inmates an incentive to straighten out their lives and reduce their time in custody, will take effect in 2022.
A plan that would both toughen sentences for fentanyl crimes and relax penalties for hallucinogenic mushroom possession in New Hampshire died in the State House on Thursday.