revise the penalty and provide treatment for the ingestion of certain controlled substances.

Penalties for first and second violations are now explicitly defined as Class 1 misdemeanors with mandatory drug and alcohol evaluations and supervised probation.

Third or subsequent violations within ten years are elevated to a Class 6 felony, creating a clear escalation path for repeat offenders.

First-time offenders must complete a drug and alcohol evaluation and participate in supervised probation using evidence-based practices, including the HOPE probation program.

Second-time offenders may face up to one year in jail in addition to mandatory supervised probation and a drug and alcohol evaluation.

Clarified that penalties for Schedule I or II substances are Class 5 felonies, while Schedule III or IV substances carry Class 6 felony penalties for violations.