Cannabis suppliers faced a fine and one to eight years in prison under Kosovo’s new provisional criminal code; buying or holding drugs with intent to supply carried a fine and one to five years.[1] Growing or producing drugs for sale carried a fine and one to ten years.[1] The UN-administered code preceded the 2008 law that expressly placed cannabis in its most restricted table.[2]
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References
- Kosovo Justice Ministry — Provisional Criminal CodeUNMIK Regulation 2003/25; articles 229–231 and 357; effective 6 April 2004
- Kosovo — Law on Narcotic Medicaments, Psychotropes and PrecursorsLaw 02/L-128, articles 2–3, 14–17, 33, 35–39, 43 and Table I; promulgated 19 February 2008archived
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