Cannabis Freedom Index

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Isle of Man: GBP ladders, recreational, 1993 death-penalty repeal

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Prescribed cannabis-based medicines, imported through licensed pharmacies, which may set up supply chains with UK wholesalers. An average of about 335 products a month was dispensed in the pilot year.

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cd24

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From December 2022 a single pharmacy in Onchan dispensed private prescriptions in a year-l … he GMC specialist register. Clinics are inspected yearly and pharmacies every six months. About 335 products a month were dispensed in the pilot year through licensed pharmacies supplied via UK wholesalers.

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Wikipedia — Capital punishment in the Isle of Man 7 unchanged

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GBP

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label Half a gram in 2024 · treatment criminal · fine 300 · note Plus £125 costs, label 2.6 g in 2024 · treatment criminal · fine 750 · note Plus £125 costs

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GBP

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label Single plant in 2022 · treatment criminal · fine 700 · note Plus £125 costs

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label Concerned in supplying 1.5 kg in 2024 · treatment criminal · prison 3 years · note Plus ten months

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The Isle of Man formally abolished capital punishment in 1993; the last execution on the island was in 1872. No cannabis offence carries a capital sentence.[@wikipdp]

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wikipdp

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There is no lawful recreational supply: possession of even half a gram goes to court and usually ends in a fine of a few hundred pounds.[@iom24a,iom24b] In May 2026 Tynwald rejected a citizens' jury on a regulated market, reaffirming harm-reduction principles instead.[@iom26]

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iom24a, iom24b, iom26

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