Cannabis Law and Politics

What ever happen to a slap on the wrist for a couple of plants?. I'm starting to get worried. I thought if ever I was caught, I wouldn't go to Gaol. They just decreased the Less then Commerial Quantitiy from 250 plants to 49. I thought if I was well below the 49 limit I wouldn't go to Gaol. But according to this table when the limit was 250, people have been sent for a row for alot less then 250?. http://www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/lawlink/pdo/...tlesscommercial

Now if you smoke cannabis you'll probably do ice They have been doing this for months now putting amphetamines and cannabis in the news together even with totally unrelated stories... Wankers Source: The Australian Copyright: News Limited 2007

http://newsbreak.com.au/related/a891159 ONE of the Prime Minister's close confidants has challenged politicians to set an example to the sporting and wider community and submit to random drug testing. "What's good for the goose is good for the gander," Senator Bill Heffernan said yesterday. "If it is good enough for us to push footy heroes, what about us?" I agree "If there's evidence that, you know, there's a problem with politicians then they should be treated no different from anybody else," Mr Howard told the Ten Network. What happened to Use=Abuse. Just bcause they, like the majority, do not have problems associated with drug use, does not mean that they should b…

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This is a drug information site set up for parents to educate their children. please look down the left hand side of the page and tell em what you dont see listed. http://www.drugfreeworld.org/factsaboutdrugs/ecstasy.html

You've probably all seen the papers this week with all the fuss about alcoholism, violence and unemployment in Aboriginal communities, as usual the PM is soap boxing about saving children etc... Well the solution is quite simple really. Here's an easy way to solve Aboriginal unemployment, violence and alcohol abuse all in one brilliant sweep. Ban alcohol for a start, good, but don't leave them empty handed...Get them growing commercial quantities of cannabis. This would provide huge amounts of income and jobs for the communities seeing that Australians love their herb. Obviously this would include recreational (smoking) cannabis, medicinal cannabis and of course cannabis …

Tip-off sparked school nude drug tests Anti-doping officials have defended drug testing schoolboy rowers in the nude, saying it is a common procedure and the regatta was raided after a tip-off from an insider. The private schoolboys, from Newington College and Sydney Church of England Grammar School (Shore), gave samples to Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority officials at an inter-school regatta on March 17. Under the international drug-testing standard, the boys had to pull their shirts up to their chests and drop their pants in the presence of a chaperone from the authority. The incident reportedly angered some GPS principals, who refused to provide ASADA t…

ALCOHOL AND CANNABIS: THE MIX by Paul Dillon .... SSOnet.com.au Over the years this column has tended to concentrate on those drugs often linked to the nightclub/ dance party scene. Ecstasy, crystal and GHB attract most of the headlines and we often warn about mixing drugs for, although many people believe that mixing can enhance the effects, we know the risks are also increased when drugs are used in combination, i.e. polydrug use. Not including tobacco, the most common pattern of polydrug use in Australia is among people who mix cannabis and alcohol. People who mix cannabis and alcohol say they do it to get more “out of it”, or that they use the second drug to…