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§ 34A-6-100 — Unlawful dealing in infectious waste.

South Dakota·Title 34A ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION·Ch. 34A-4 SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT

No person may, with intent to cause an unlawful release of infectious waste:

(1)Transfer, transport, repackage, or convey the waste to another person, thereby causing the other person to possess, store, transport, or dispose of the infectious waste in violation of this chapter; or (2) Receive or agree to receive a benefit in exchange for possessing, storing, transporting, or disposing of infectious waste in violation of this chapter; or (3) Confer or offer or agree to confer a benefit upon another person to induce the person to possess, store, transport, or dispose of infectious waste in violation of this chapter. Unlawful dealing in infectious waste is a Class 5 felony.

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Legislative History

SL 1992, ch 259, § 8.

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