A replacement drug law made knowingly growing any cannabis plant without a licence an offence, and punished occupiers or managers of premises used for cannabis smoking or dealing. It replaced the 1931 law and its 1932 amendment and came into force throughout the Bailiwick on 22 March 1967.[1][2]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Guernsey here.
References
- Guernsey — Dangerous Drugs Law, 1966, original registered text1966 · Printed pp.9–10, 14–15 and 26; sections 1, 5–7 and 24–25
- Guernsey — Dangerous Drugs Law commencement ordinance, 19671967 · Complete one-page ordinance, sections 1–2; 22 March 1967 commencement and Bailiwick extent
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