Re:What Happened After Portugal Decriminalized All Drugs, fr...
by fit2rule on Monday September 12, 2016 @07:48AM
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Says so right in the article: quantities greater than 10 days worth of private use...
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Re:What Happened After Portugal Decriminalized All Drugs, fr...
by brbsix on Monday September 12, 2016 @08:53AM
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Barring evidence of distribution or an admission otherwise, I wonder how they could ever prosecute someone for greater quantities. Suppose you're found with 100 tabs of Oxycodone. For a casual user, that might be a 3 month supply. For someone else, it may barely cover 10 days. This remains true for other drugs. I knew someone who used to take LSD every morning just so they could take a shit. I don't know what a 10-day supply looked like for them and that's pretty much my point, how will law enforcement know either?
Re:What Happened After Portugal Decriminalized All Drugs, fr...
by detaro on Monday September 12, 2016 @09:59AM
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They set actual limits, the 10 days was just a guideline they used to arrive at those numbers. Source: http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/evaluating-drug-d...
Re:What Happened After Portugal Decriminalized All Drugs, fr...
by tmp-20150107 on Tuesday September 13, 2016 @02:08PM
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Yes, from the article:
> 10-day supply of an illicit drug — a gram of heroin
I'm a heroin addict, and that would keep me going for about a day and a half ;(