Relating to controlled substances.

HB 2142 mandates minimum prison sentences for selling or manufacturing drugs when a person has prior drug-related convictions. It sets specific sentence ranges based on drug type and quantity - for example, 58 to 130 months for 500 grams or more of cocaine or 100 grams or more of fentanyl. Repeat offenders convicted of drug trafficking within the past five years face a minimum 36-month sentence, regardless of other sentencing factors. The bill directly affects individuals convicted of drug delivery or manufacturing with qualifying prior offenses under Oregon law.