Narcotics Legislation
/ˈnɑːrkətɪks lɛdʒɪsˈleɪʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) Statutory provisions and legal measures regulating the control, distribution, and prohibition of narcotic drugs.
The country's narcotics legislation imposes strict penalties for drug trafficking.
- (n.) Laws specifically designed to prevent abuse and illegal trade of controlled substances classified as narcotics.
Revisions to narcotics legislation aim to enhance enforcement and rehabilitation programs.
Forms
- narcotics legislation
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Commentary
Narcotics legislation encompasses a range of laws targeting narcotic drugs; precision in scope (e.g., scheduling, penalties) is essential for accurate legal drafting and interpretation.
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