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vanOoijen
vanOoijen
2 years ago

This varies from case to case.

At the age of 20, someone can still be sentenced to juvenile criminal law when certain factors say that he is mature and does not lead to independent life.

Otherwise, it is important whether he is already punished if he himself consumes drugs and may be addicted.

Then, of course, a possible profit intention. Does he leave the grass or sell it?

Of course, the amount and frequency of the detected cases.

In any case, a transfer of BTM is just as criminal as trade.

However, the penalty depends heavily on the individual case.

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maybeejosi
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maybeejosi
2 years ago
Reply to  vanOoijen

He gives it 13-14 years old children

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vanOoijen
vanOoijen
2 years ago
Reply to  maybeejosi

Why is he doing this? And how often?

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Fragesteler123
Fragesteler123
2 years ago
Reply to  vanOoijen

Right! When selling, the penalty is higher than when giving away because crimes cannot be praised.

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aXXLJ
aXXLJ
2 years ago

It depends on whether the adult does the “time” or regularly and whether he does it to enrich himself or to have other advantages.

You don’t get stuck automatically when you give children drugs.

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KarmaAimz
KarmaAimz
2 years ago

Penalties for drug trafficking

The most important case is the punishment for drug trafficking inNot less quantity. If the not small amount is reached, the penalty framePrison not under one yearup to fifteen years.

The most relevant cases are:

The minor also gets a penalty, but milder than this falls under the Youth Criminal Act.

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vanOoijen
vanOoijen
2 years ago
Reply to  KarmaAimz

In case of minor cases, however, the judge may also remain under the minimum penalty.

And with BTM releases there are also backdoors like “therapy instead of punishment”.

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