Thread: Drug law reform
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Old 29-09-2013, 21:17   #72
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Re: Drug law reform

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Originally Posted by Russ View Post
If druggies want their vices to be legalised then I say fine, as long as punishments for crimes committed whilst under the influence of them are made much more harsh.

We already get people using "I don't remember doing it as I had taken *enter substance of choice* at the time" as a 'defence' in court and legalising all drugs will only lead to an increase.
Agreed!But then I've never understood why a drunk driver who kills with the car can only be charged with accidental death or manslaughter.As far as I'm concerned it's straight murder because it's a well documented and proven matter that NO ONE can drink and drive safely.
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