HB1649Enacted

Matthew Davenport's Law

Amends TCA Title 33, Chapter 2; Title 38; Title 39; Title 50; Title 63 and Title 68.

Tennessee HB1649, titled "Matthew Davenport's Law," establishes new criminal offenses and testing requirements concerning the use of Kratom, a botanical substance. The bill affects individuals and entities involved in the sale, distribution, and use of Kratom within the state. Key provisions include the creation of specific offenses related to the misuse of Kratom and the implementation of testing protocols to ensure compliance with the law.

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Overview

Tennessee HB1649, titled "Matthew Davenport's Law," establishes new criminal offenses and testing requirements concerning the use of Kratom, a botanical substance. The bill affects individuals and entities involved in the sale, distribution, and use of Kratom within the state. Key provisions include the creation of specific offenses related to the misuse of Kratom and the implementation of testing protocols to ensure compliance with the law.

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Sponsor

Helton-Haynes, Esther

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

January 14, 2026

Last Action

May 15, 2026

Pub. Ch. 950

Subjects
Criminal OffensesTitles, ShortWorkers CompensationPhysicians and SurgeonsLabor and Workforce Development, Dept. ofCoronersControlled Substances

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