Maine § 17-A §1125 Mandatory minimum term of imprisonment for certain drug offenses

Maine Statutes

§ 17-A §1125 — Mandatory minimum term of imprisonment for certain drug offenses

Maine·Title 17-A MAINE CRIMINAL CODE·Part 2 SUBSTANTIVE OFFENSES·Ch. 45 DRUGS

1.Minimum term of imprisonment. Except as otherwise provided in subsections 2 and 3, for a person convicted of violating section 1105‑A, 1105‑B, 1105‑C, 1105‑D or 1118‑A the minimum term of imprisonment, which may not be suspended, is as follows:

2.Finding by court necessary to impose other than mandatory minimum term of imprisonment. The court may impose a sentence other than a minimum unsuspended term of imprisonment set forth in subsection 1 if:

3.Reduced mandatory minimum term of imprisonment. If the court imposes a sentence under subsection 2, the minimum term of imprisonment, which may not be suspended, is as follows:

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1.
Minimum term of imprisonment.
Except as otherwise provided in subsections 2 and 3, for a person convicted of violating section 1105‑A, 1105‑B, 1105‑C, 1105‑D or 1118‑A the minimum term of imprisonment, which may not be suspended, is as follows:
2.
Finding by court necessary to impose other than mandatory minimum term of imprisonment.
The court may impose a sentence other than a minimum unsuspended term of imprisonment set forth in subsection 1 if:
3.
Reduced mandatory minimum term of imprisonment.
If the court imposes a sentence under subsection 2, the minimum term of imprisonment, which may not be suspended, is as follows:

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