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Poll: Should the possession of drugs for personal use be decriminalised?

Poll: Should the possession of drugs for personal use be decriminalised?
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A conviction for €4 worth of cannabis just defies logic , say campaigners

A conviction for €4 worth of cannabis just defies logic , say campaigners Possession of any amount of cannabis is illegal under Irish law. By Stephen McDermott Saturday 22 May 2021, 8:00 PM 2 hours ago 13,063 Views 0 Comments Image: Shutterstock/Martin Gaal Image: Shutterstock/Martin Gaal CAMPAIGNERS HAVE CALLED for laws around the possession of small amounts of drugs to be reformed amid concerns that legislation is not tackling problem drug use. Advocacy groups working in the areas of drug addiction and legal reform say that the current approach does not act as a deterrent to drug users and creates barriers for the most vulnerable in Irish society.

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Hostile takeovers: Dealers sell from the homes of vulnerable addicts

Hostile takeovers: Dealers sell from the homes of vulnerable addicts Drug dealers in Ballymun and other disadvantaged areas are targeting vulnerable people and taking over properties to use as a base for their illicit trade. Cormac O’Keeffe examines how criminals are keeping communities ‘insecure, fearful, and subordinate’ Eddie D Arcy, recently retired community youth worker with 40 years experience and part-time lecturer in DKIT. Picture: Moya Nolan Sat, 17 Apr, 2021 - 15:02 Cormac O Keeffe Security Correspondent When a garda was shot during a forced entry of a house in Ballymun in December 2017, officials in Dublin City Council became aware of their first case of home “takeovers”.

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