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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Drug offences"”.

  1. A critical assessment of the effectiveness of the legal framework on drug offences in Namibia

    The purpose of the study was to critically assess drug offences (created by the Abuse of Dependence-producing Substances and Rehabilitation Centres Act, Act 41 of 1971) in Namibia. What the study set out to do was to determine if the current law dealing with drug offences was effective. The study …

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  2. Drug offences: substantive and procedural criminal law relating to the Misuse of Drugs Act 1975

    This study of the law relating to drug offending, now covered by the Misuse of Drugs Act 1975 as amended, begins with a historical survey of corresponding legislation. The combined pressures of endemic social needs and international demands for tighter drug control measures inevitably raise …

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  3. Drugs and drug policies in Oman with special reference to the death penalty

    The problem of drugs in Oman has assumed serious proportions in recent years. It leads to creation of an underground economy and is associated with loss of skilled manpower. However, the problem has several dimensions. It has direct and indirect adverse effects.In response to increases in both …

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  4. An analysis of Article 30A of the dangerous drugs ordinance including the suspension or otherwise of the application of Article 661 of the criminal code

    … parties. However, article 30A of the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance serves as a lex specialis, derogating from this principle by allowing such prejudicial statements to be admitted against third parties and co-accused persons. As codified, article 30A does not reflect the procedural safeguards …

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