No minor under 18 years of age shall:
A. Purchase or attempt to purchase a commercial or recreational tobacco
product.
B. Possess or attempt to possess a commercial or recreational tobacco
product apart from that which is used for traditional and/or ceremonial
purposes.
C. Use a commercial or recreational tobacco product in a public place
apart from that which is used for traditional and/or ceremonial purposes.
D. Present or offer to an individual a purported proof of age that is
false, fraudulent or not actually his or her own proof of age for
the purpose of purchasing, attempting to purchase, or attempting to
possess a tobacco product.
There is an exception to this chapter for minors under the age
18 regarding ceremonial and/or traditional tobacco use. Commercial
tobacco may be used as follows: carrying tobacco ties, passing a traditional
pipe, wearing a tobacco pouch, or possessing a single cigarette to
be immediately used in a traditional manner (i.e., to ask for a blessing
or a favor of someone), or as provided for in a traditional or ceremonial
use.