H.186 is a bill introduced by Representative Taylor of Milton that aims to amend the sentencing guidelines for individuals convicted of selling or dispensing a regulated drug that results in death. The primary purpose of the bill is to eliminate the court's discretion to impose a sentence of less than the mandatory two-year minimum prison term in such cases, ensuring that all offenders receive a consistent minimum punishment.

By removing the ability of the court to adjust sentences based on the interests of justice, the bill seeks to establish a stricter legal framework for dealing with drug-related fatalities. This change reflects a legislative intent to hold individuals accountable for their actions in the context of drug sales and to deter future offenses by enforcing a minimum penalty.