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Mistaking a policeman for a drug addict, a pensioner sold him marijuana
The Zianchurinsky District Court of Bashkiria sentenced a practical 55-year-old lady to two years and six months of probation for finding a matchbox with marijuana and, instead of throwing away the potion she no longer needed, decided to make a profit on the find. The resident of Isyangulovo went to the places where young people hang out and tried to identify drug addicts in her native village. The most suitable, in her opinion, young man, to whom the "dealer" sold the box for 50 rubles, turned out to be... a criminal investigation officer.
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Expert opinion: There is no drug propaganda in "Club Culture"
As JustMedia already reported, despite the acquittal of specialists from the Ural State University, drug control obtained a decision from the Kirovsky District Court of Yekaterinburg to destroy copies of the books “Club Culture” by the publishing house “U-Factoria” and “Culture of the Times of the Apocalypse” (“Ultra. Culture”). This decision, unprecedented for post-Soviet Russia, was subsequently overturned by the Regional Court. But yesterday, by decision of the Kirovsky District Court, the Uralsky Rabochiy printing house suffered because of the disgraced books. As JustMedia reported, the publishing house was sentenced to a fine of 45 thousand rubles for each book.
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Marijuana in a baby carriage
On October 10, 2006, as a result of operational investigative activities in the Zavolzhsky district of Tver, the activities of an organized criminal group engaged in the sale of the narcotic methamphetamine on an especially large scale were stopped.
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Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Soil Is Good for Hemp
Growing, using and distributing cannabis is illegal in Israel. That's why it was so surprising to see cannabis growing freely among other greenery when students discovered it in the citadel of Israeli science - the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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"Ale Yarok": Marijuana Will Put an End to the Arab-Israeli Conflict
Representatives of the Ale Yarok party, which advocates the legalization of so-called "soft" drugs, organized a forum called "The First Arab-Israeli Joint," during which they presented their alternative program for achieving peace in the Middle East. The party's activists believe that marijuana use will lead to the end of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
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Former UIN employee and his accomplices arrested for drug trafficking
In Orenburg Region, employees of the regional Department of the Federal Drug Control Service of the Russian Federation have uncovered a complex scheme for the illegal sale of drugs in the regional center. "Several suspects in the sale and storage of drugs in large and especially large quantities have been detained. Criminal cases have been initiated against them," the Information and Public Relations Group of the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia for the Orenburg Region reported to a REGNUM correspondent on October 26.
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