The ordinary drug-supply offence, including cannabis, gained a fifteen-year prison maximum, up from twelve years; its seven-year minimum remained. The amendment also expressly covered drug analogues, substances treated like the drugs they imitate.[1][2] Signed on 29 July 2011, it took effect fourteen days after official publication; the following year parliament replaced this range with four to eight years.[1][3]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Transnistria here.
References
- President of Transnistria — Law 142-ZID-V of 29 July 2011Article 1(4)–(5), (9); article 2, fourteen days after official publication
- Transnistria — Criminal Code, consolidated through 2 April 2012Articles 226, 226-1 and 229: prison-only possession, supply and cultivation after an administrative penalty
- President of Transnistria — Law 185-ZID-V of 8 October 2012Article 1(157)–(158), (162): personal possession, supply and cultivation; article 2, effective 1 October 2012
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