Ron Strider
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Georgia's Constitutional Court has decriminalized marijuana use.
The court ruled on November 30 that the use of marijuana or other forms of cannabis-based drugs cannot be considered a crime.
Georgia's existing Criminal Code defines repetitive use of marijuana and possession of more than 70 grams of dried cannabis as a crime for which individuals can face punishment that does not include imprisonment.
The opposition Girchi party has led a drive to decriminalize marijuana use.
The party has been fighting to legalize marijuana since November 2016.
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Full Article: Georgian Constitutional Court Rules Marijuana Use Not A Crime
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Photo Credit: Vano Shlamov
Website: Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
The court ruled on November 30 that the use of marijuana or other forms of cannabis-based drugs cannot be considered a crime.
Georgia's existing Criminal Code defines repetitive use of marijuana and possession of more than 70 grams of dried cannabis as a crime for which individuals can face punishment that does not include imprisonment.
The opposition Girchi party has led a drive to decriminalize marijuana use.
The party has been fighting to legalize marijuana since November 2016.
News Moderator: Ron Strider 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Georgian Constitutional Court Rules Marijuana Use Not A Crime
Contact: Contact Us Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
Photo Credit: Vano Shlamov
Website: Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
