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[CAMPAIGN ACT #4] SAN ANDREAS DRUG REGULATION ACT 2018

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SAN ANDREAS DRUG REGULATION ACT 2018

 

 

Author: TiMoN

Summary:  An act aimed at outlining the usage of properties as drug production facilities and addressing the matter at hand with appropriate measurements.

To the honorable members of the court, I, TiMoN, the highest statutory authority of the state wish to submit the following proposal as a legislative measure to counter the ever rising drug production epidemic inside properties within the State of San Andreas. as out detailed below.

 

 

Section 1.: DEFINITIONS

  • "Weed House"  refers to any property that is used in production of Cannabis. A property is considered a weed house if ONE or more Cannabis plants are currently being grown inside. Any searched property in which an illegal substance is either stored or being produced, is considered an unlawful use of the said property.
  • "Seeds" refers to organic plant material that is used to germinate Cannabis.
  • "Weed" , "Cannabis" and "Marijuana" are terms used to refer to the Cannabis plant or any product which is a result of processing the plant.

Section 2.: REGULATIONS, ENFORCEMENT & SANCTON

  • In order to lawfully search the properties of the individual, a search warrant should be issued by the appropriate authorities. The authorities will only grant a warrant if one of the criteria is being met with evidence. A search warrant can only be valid for one search.
  1. An individual upon being searched is discovered to be carrying an amount of Cannabis equaling or above 250 grams.
  2. An individual makes an advertisement showcasing intent of purchasing a property to be used for production of Cannabis.
  3. An individual makes an advertisement showcasing intent of selling a property that was or will be used for production of Cannabis.
  4. An individual, upon being searched is discovered to be carrying an amount of Seeds (Cannabis Seeds) equaling or above 1,000 seeds.
  • A property discovered to have been used for production of Cannabis will be temporarily seized by the State Government for further investigation for a minimum period of 7 days. 
  • Should a property containing illegal substances or materials be discovered, such property shall be cleared out of all illegal substances. All these substances should be seized and destroyed immediately, with the property owner being charged appropriately. This sanction shall be enforced by the San Andreas Police Department
  • Any individual found guilty of violating the regulations described in Section 2 shall be punishable under the authority listed in the SA-PSC § 49. Possession of an illegal substance. This sanction shall be enforced by the San Andreas Police Department.

 I, hereby approve of this legislative ordinance being forwarded for the State Senate to be approved and implemented on the date of 19th November, 2018.

Signed,

TiMoN

State Governor

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10 minutes ago, MarksmanV2 said:

Who the fuck made you governor. No one in their right mind would vote for you. This bill is retarded. Delete your existence.

drugs are degenerate and we must fight as one to counter their effects on our children

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55 minutes ago, Bruce said:

All hail our lord and savior Timon!

Even though this act is how some countries fight drugs, like Italy (you got drugs on your person = you got them at your house), I really doubt you'll get away with seizing the house away part.
Still I am happy you are making actively stuff, keep it up.

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2 hours ago, TiMoN said:
  • A property discovered to be have been used for production of Cannabis will be seized by the State and later auctioned off. This sanction shall be enforced by the State Government.
  • Should a weed house be discovered, all materials and items stored inside the house will be seized and destroyed, with the property owner being charged appropriately. This sanction shall be enforced by the San Andreas Police Department

 

This violates basic civil rights of every citizen of San Andreas. While weed producers are indeed criminals and should be punished, taking away their houses (which is assumed to have been bought legally) and legal materials and items within their house is the same as denying the person his right to own property, which is considered a violation of human rights under Article 17 of Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Denying the right to own property and arbitrarily depriving citizens of their lawfully-acquired possessions is also a gateway to further disregard of their most basic rights. It must always be taken into consideration that any criminal, no matter how inhumane he may sound, can be rehabiliated and reintroduced into the society.

The so-called War on Drugs has terribly failed in United States. I see no reason for State of San Andreas to follow a path already deemed ineffective and counterproductive in terms of combating drug epidemic. Instead of relying on brute force and legal solutions, the government must improve the education system and "vaccinate" the next generation against dangerous behaviours, such as consuming drugs. I hope the State Senate obliges the Governor to fix aforementioned flaws of the bill and ensure a fair and open legal atmosphere for citizens of SA.

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31 minutes ago, Archon said:

 

This violates basic civil rights of every citizen of San Andreas. While weed producers are indeed criminals and should be punished, taking away their houses (which is assumed to have been bought legally) and legal materials and items within their house is the same as denying the person his right to own property, which is considered a violation of human rights under Article 17 of Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Denying the right to own property and arbitrarily depriving citizens of their lawfully-acquired possessions is also a gateway to further disregard of their most basic rights. It must always be taken into consideration that any criminal, no matter how inhumane he may sound, can be rehabiliated and reintroduced into the society.

The so-called War on Drugs has terribly failed in United States. I see no reason for State of San Andreas to follow a path already deemed ineffective and counterproductive in terms of combating drug epidemic. Instead of relying on brute force and legal solutions, the government must improve the education system and "vaccinate" the next generation against dangerous behaviours, such as consuming drugs. I hope the State Senate obliges the Governor to fix aforementioned flaws of the bill and ensure a fair and open legal atmosphere for citizens of SA.

"Article 17:

Everyone has the right to own property alone as well as in association with others. No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his property."

Good thing you aren't being forced out of your home arbitrarily.

 

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5 hours ago, The Legend said:

Isn't president Dylan, the highest?

 

4 hours ago, blacknight785 said:

he's just Day Dreaming xD

keyword is statutory nerds

4 hours ago, GoodNight said:

Don't worry guys we are going to character kill him.

good luck

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12 hours ago, TiMoN said:

"Article 17:

Everyone has the right to own property alone as well as in association with others. No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his property."

Good thing you aren't being forced out of your home arbitrarily.

 

Hiding a poorly thought-out bill behind a thin layer of legality by simply denying it's arbitrariness is in no way a decent argument in it's defence. I hope State Senators are educated enough about the consequences of this bill and order the Governor to reevaluate and redesign it to better suit  the current situation of SA, as well as guaranteeing civil rights of citizens.

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3 minutes ago, Archon said:

Hiding a poorly thought-out bill behind a thin layer of legality by simply denying it's arbitrariness is in no way a decent argument in it's defence. I hope State Senators are educated enough about the consequences of this bill and order the Governor to reevaluate and redesign it to better suit  the current situation of SA, as well as guaranteeing civil rights of citizens.

Sounds like something someone with a weed house would say.

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5 minutes ago, TiMoN said:

Sounds like something someone with a weed house would say.

Persuming baseless assumptions against those who are concerned about civil rights of civilians is not fitting for a Governor. Not a single line of legally-acceptable defence has been written yet in response to my objections to certain issues within the bill.  Furthermore, this point is being ignored over and over again:

 

12 hours ago, Archon said:

It must always be taken into consideration that any criminal, no matter how inhumane he may sound, can be rehabiliated and reintroduced into the society.

 

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STATE OF SAN ANDREAS

 

No. 231118 - A

SUBJECT: Drug Regulation Act 2018

San Andreas, 23rd November, 2018

 

The House of Senate and Congress accepted the proposal of the Governor of the State of San Andreas for review, upon which the proposal was accepted.

The proposal will be implemented into the Public Security Code of San Andreas and will be effective as of 24th November, 2018.

 

 

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