Controlled Substances Act-possession amendments.

This Wyoming bill (HB 30) changes how possession of controlled substances is penalized. It eliminates requiring proof of a substance's "form" (like powder vs. liquid) as part of misdemeanor possession charges, instead focusing solely on the amount possessed. Key provisions set specific penalties based on quantity: for example, possessing less than 3 grams of most Schedule I-IV drugs is a misdemeanor (up to 12 months jail, $1,000 fine), while amounts of 3 grams or more become felony offenses with higher penalties. The bill also creates separate rules for marijuana (under 3 ounces = misdemeanor, 3+ ounces = felony) and liquid forms of drugs like meth or fentanyl (under 0.3 grams = misdemeanor, 0.3+ grams = felony). It repeals outdated provisions and clarifies that medical marijuana prescriptions for non-FDA-approved products remain invalid.