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Tightening 🇪🇨 Ecuador

Ecuador's 1987 law brings sentences of 12 to 16 years

A new narcotics and psychotropics law let judges order 12 to 16 years for production or trafficking, though in marijuana cases sentences were only one to five years depending on the accused's age. Users were still not jailed and had to undergo a medical evaluation.[1]

Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Ecuador here.

References

  1. Sandra G. Edwards — Una breve historia de la legislación ecuatoriana de drogas y su impacto sobre la población penal en el país (TNI/WOLA)archived

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