Generally revise minor in possession laws

The bill number was changed from SB 132 to SB 132.1, indicating it is an amendment or continuation of the original bill.

The title was revised to clearly state that the bill creates separate crimes for both 'possession' and 'unlawful attempt to purchase' of controlled substances by minors.

A new provision was added to ensure that defendants who are currently under 21 but were under 18 at the time of the offense are transferred to the youth court for sentencing.

The text detailing penalties for second and third offenses was restructured to improve clarity regarding the combination of fines, community service hours, and mandatory substance abuse courses.

The bill title was updated to include 'or unlawful attempt to' before 'purchase alcohol, marijuana, or other intoxicating substances' for grammatical consistency.

The list of amended statutes in the bill title was expanded to include '16-12-106' and '45-5-624', which were missing in the draft version.

The document status changed from a draft 'Authorized Print Version' to an official 'Enrolled Bill', indicating it has passed all legislative stages and is ready for the Governor's signature.

Minor formatting and line break adjustments were made throughout the text to align with standard enrolled bill formatting conventions.

The bill number and header were changed from LC 2796 to SB 132.1, and the footer was updated to reflect an 'Authorized Print Version'.

A new requirement was added stating that youth court proceedings for sentence non-compliance must treat the offender as a 'youth in need of intervention' and allow the court to enter judgments under 41-5-1512.