Taiwan introduces specific quantity-based possession penalties for second-category drugs
The basic possession penalty was kept; the heavier tier starts only at 20 g pure weight.
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Score the 1950 Yugoslav Narcotic Drugs Act for all seven successor states, and the death-penalty laws of Iran (1988) and Syria (1993); give 17 entries unscored reasons. Current scores are unchanged.
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The basic possession penalty was kept; the heavier tier starts only at 20 g pure weight.
Prescribing rules are still not in place, so no patient has been treated.
Prescribing rules are still not in place, so no patient has been treated.
Prescribing rules are still not in place, so no patient has been treated.
Licensed growing for export and industry; no patient or consumer access.
Lowered the minimum, but one to seven years in prison stays at the level of peers such as Japan (up to seven years, cultivation 0).
The ruling gave lawmakers a year; the penalty changed with the 2022 amendment.
Death remains for armed or organised trafficking and flogging for small amounts; enforcement stays at the floor.
A police operation against commercial growing under the existing law.
possession 0 · cultivation 1 · enforcement 2 · sharing 0 · consumption 1 · access 0
possession 1 · cultivation 1 · enforcement 1 · sharing 0 · consumption 1 · access 0
possession 1 · cultivation 2 · enforcement 2 · sharing 1 · consumption 1 · access 0
possession 3 · cultivation 2 · enforcement 3 · sharing 1 · consumption 2 · access 0
possession 3 · cultivation 2 · enforcement 4 · sharing 1 · consumption 2 · access 0
possession 1 · cultivation 2 · enforcement 2 · sharing 1 · consumption 1 · access 0
possession 1 · cultivation 2 · enforcement 2 · sharing 1 · consumption 1 · access 0
possession 3 · cultivation 2 · enforcement 3 · sharing 1 · consumption 1 · access 0
possession 1 · cultivation 2 · enforcement 2 · sharing 1 · consumption 1 · access 0
Covered growing for hashish only; the general cultivation ban came with the 1950 Act, scored for every successor state.
Seizures from commercial growing under the existing law.
Regional enforcement by a de facto administration under the existing law.
Regional enforcement by a de facto administration under the existing law.
A police seizure under the existing law.
Executions under the existing law; enforcement is already at the floor.
A medieval Mamluk prohibition that did not last into modern Syrian law.
A royal decree of uncertain scope and duration; the record does not show it lasting.
docs/DATA-MAINTENANCE.md +10 @@ -1185,2 +1185,12 @@ read the act to see whether it applied to all of British India before scoring it rewrite of Penal Code Article 191 (two to five years, with compulsory deferral of prosecution) is not yet in the history. Current scores did not change. + +The third score-triage batch, on 20 October 2026, covered Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iran, Syria, +Taiwan and Albania. Yugoslavia's 1950 Narcotic Drugs Act, which banned growing Indian hemp outside +scientific institutions, is now scored for all seven successor states with the same step +(cultivation one point lower). Serbia's 1932 resin-growing ban stays context, since the general +ban came in 1950. Iran's 1988 law and Syria's 1993 law, both bringing the death penalty, take +enforcement one point lower, and Syria's also takes cultivation to 0 (death for growers). Taiwan's +2022 cultivation amendment stays context: one to seven years still matches Japan at 0. Albania's +and Syria's raids and campaigns, Bosnia's medical approval (no prescribing rules yet) and +Albania's export licensing got `unscored` reasons. Current scores did not change.