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Reliable national information about lawful cannabisNo licensed production was not established by the retained sources. Article 311 punishes sowing, cultivation and harvest.
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Reliable national information about legally available cannabis products was not established by the retained sources.
No patient programme is documented. The retained sources do not establish whether acode punishes possession for trafficking or for facilitating consumption and sets no medical cannabis programme operatesroute.[@penal]
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Wikipedia — Capital punishment by country (Honduras abolished by constitution, 1956) 6 unchanged
label Possession for trafficking or facilitating consumption (Article 311) · treatment criminal · prison min 4 years · prison 7 years · note Plus a fine of 100–500 day-fines (income-based), label Lesser-gravity cases · treatment criminal · prison min 1 year · prison 3 years
label Sowing, cultivation and harvest (Article 311) · treatment criminal · prison min 4 years · prison 7 years · note One to three years when the circumstances show lesser gravity
label Commerce, transport and trafficking (Article 311) · treatment criminal · prison min 4 years · prison 7 years · note Plus a fine of 100–500 day-fines; one to three years when lesser gravity is found
Honduras abolished the death penalty in 1956; no cannabis offence carries a capital sentence.[@wikipdp]
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There is no legal way to get cannabis. The 1989 personal-use rule was repealed in 2020, and Article 311 punishes possession for trafficking or for facilitating consumption with four to seven years, or one to three in lesser-gravity cases; the repeal does not make holding cannabis for oneself lawful.[@penal,vigencia]
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