CAN:s bibliotek

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*020  $a0-948830-68-9$x0-948830-68-9
*24510$aEuropean drug laws :$bthe room for manoeuvre : the full report of a comparative legal research into national drug laws of France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands and Sweden and their relation to three international drugs conventions
*260  $aLondon :$bDrugscope,$c2002$y2002
*300  $ax, 291 s.
*520  $aSynthesis: national drug laws compared and contrasted. Spain: non-criminalisation of possesion, graduated penalties on supply. Italy: plebiscite on drug possession, anti-mafia laws against supply. France: drug use and supply illegal, possession undefined - situation unsatisfactory? The Netherlands: criminalisation plus expediency, and the special case of cannabis. Germanuy: criminalisation with diversion for possession, with regional variations. Sweden: hard on the user, soft on trafficking? International drug conventions, national compliance and UN commentaries: the shaming mechanism. International drug conventions, constitutional limitations and national interpretations. Conclusion: three modest proposals for the UK. (From the table of contents)
*650 4$aComparative study
*650 4$aLegislation, drug
*650 4$aFrance
*650 4$aGermany
*650 4$aItaly
*650 4$aSpain
*650 4$aNetherlands
*650 4$aSweden
*653  $aJämförande studier
*653  $aNarkotikalagstiftning
*653  $aFrankrike
*653  $aTyskland
*653  $aItalien
*653  $aSpanien
*653  $aNederländerna
*653  $aSverige
*7001 $aDorn, Nicholas$eed.
*7001 $aJamieson, Alison$eed.
*852  $h10d54
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