The Cannabis Control Act of 1976 was merged with the laws on narcotics and psychotropic drugs into the Narcotics Control Act. Its definition excluded seeds, roots and mature stalks; it also recognised licensed cultivation for fibre or seed.[1][2]
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References
- Wikipedia — Cannabis in South Koreaarchived
- Constitutional Court of Korea — 2005Hun-Ba46, reproduced original decisionQuoted original Act 6146/2000, Article 2(5)–(6)archived
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