The official gazette republished Law 78/IV/93 because the July version had been incomplete and inaccurate. The corrected article 9 uses seven days for the relevant user-trafficker quantity test, where the July printing used five; this is separate from article 20’s small personal-consumption offence. The correction is not treated as the first cannabis restriction.[1][2]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Cabo Verde here.
References
- CCAD — corrected republication of Law 78/IV/93, BO 45 of 29 November 1993, scan part 2Printed pp. 521–527; correction notice at p. 521, article 20 at p. 524; cannabis/resin entry at p. 529. PDF page ordering is irregular. Article 9 uses seven days, whereas the original July print used five.archived
- Cabo Verde — Law 78/IV/93, original gazette, 12 July 1993 (Judicial Police copy)Printed pp. 296–303, articles 1–45; article 20 at p. 300. Read with the corrected republication of 29 November 1993, not as a current consolidation.archived
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