Eleven young men appeared in Dixinn after cannabis arrests in Ratoma; prosecutors sought prison for some and acquittal for four. Their lawyer challenged the possession evidence and the requested fines, arguing that the law linked fines to the value of drugs seized.[1]
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References
- Guinéenews — Court report on the cannabis hearing at Dixinn, 17 January 2019Hearing on Wednesday 16 January; judgment deferred to the following Wednesdayarchived
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