Law No. 139, passed on 26 November 1997, supplements the Criminal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure for narcotics, alcohol and psychotropic substances, repealing the 1956 law and the 1988 additions outright.[1] The cannabis core stays: unauthorised production, introduction, holding for trade or supply bring second-degree imprisonment, as do simple possession and abuse, while minor-quantity personal use can drop a degree and treatment probation is available.[1] Personal use is not punished when prescribed for health reasons or recognised as effective by the Social Security Institute, and the law lists marijuana, hashish, THC, hashish oil and sinsemilla as the cannabis group.[1]
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References
- San Marino — Law No. 139 of 26 November 1997, supplements to the Criminal Code and Code of Criminal ProcedureArticles 1, 4–8, 12–14; passed 26 November 1997, signed 27 November 1997archived
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