Bolivia's Narcotic Drugs Act of 10 January 1962 named cannabis and its galenical preparations among the narcotic drugs; it was published in the Gaceta Oficial on 7 February and communicated to the United Nations under the 1931 convention.[1] Unauthorised preparation, trade or supply drew three to twelve years plus a fine, and possession without proof of lawful origin drew three to five years, rising for officials, gangs, supply to minors, illness or death.[1]
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References
- United Nations — Bolivia: Narcotic Drugs Act of 10 January 1962 (E/NL.1962/11)Gaceta Oficial 7 February 1962; article 1(f) cannabis and galenical preparations; articles 2-4 penalties; articles 5-7 aggravations
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