A Milan court asked again whether bringing a small amount of drugs into Italy for personal use could be treated like holding a modest quantity, which was not punished. The Constitutional Court dismissed the question as clearly unfounded: it had already answered it in 1982, and the Milan court offered no new arguments. Importing any amount stayed a crime.[1]
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References
- Italy — Constitutional Court order 148/1988, original Official Gazette textReasons, operative order and filing date; Gazette publication 17 February 1988archived
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