Uzbekistan's Supreme Court told judges that giving drugs away, lending them or using them to repay a debt counts as supply, alongside selling.[1] It confirmed that small holdings without intent to supply belong under administrative law and told courts to assess evidence of supply intent together, including quantity and packaging.[1] Sowing cannabis was a completed growing offence even if the seeds never sprouted.[1]
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References
- Uzbekistan — Supreme Court Plenum Resolution 12 of 28 April 2017, original editionParagraphs 4, 19, 21, 26 and 34; small personal holdings, cultivation, gifts, supply intent and sentencing alternatives.
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