| Perhaps they were counting on the forbearance of their host, who, as a candidate, had advocated the decriminalization of cannabis. |
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| The fourth broad theme is central to the entire report and calls for the decriminalization of youth with mental health disorders. |
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| Other legislative actions and law enforcement practices aimed at the decriminalization of vulnerable sectors of the population are in the works. |
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| Now, 20 years later, he spends his free time advocating for the decriminalization of the drug. |
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| There is de facto decriminalization in the Netherlands for the possession of cannabis for personal use. |
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| There are advocates for decriminalization and working to remove the stigma associated with addiction. |
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| Other important figures supported decriminalization or legalization in the 1970s with arguments that resembled those that would be used twenty years later. |
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| He does not, so far as we know, support decriminalization of drugs. |
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| They only support the decriminalization of the drug, which just became law in the Old Line State. |
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| However, authorities can address the decriminalization of children in two other ways. |
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| The decriminalization of such offences should, at a stroke, reduce the number of children in prison. |
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| With this decision, India became the latest country to join the global trend towards decriminalization. |
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| One branch pushes for complete decriminalization,that is no regulation of the industry, while another supports legalization. |
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| Issues relating alternative sentencing other than prison and decriminalization are within the purview of this department. |
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| Nevertheless, it is already becoming quite clear that one of the great threats put forward by decriminalization opponents turned to be vain, as the predicted increase just did not happen. |
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| Lewis, a major backer of efforts to decriminalize marijuana, has helped underwrite campaigns to hold referenda on decriminalization in Arizona and California. |
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| It may be time to consider seriously decriminalization of a whole range of actions, and to therefore throw back onto the civil court system the job of dealing with any damage these actions might have done. |
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| I have heard some individuals here speak about decriminalization. |
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| An important advance had been the decriminalization of certain types of action engaged in especially by journalists, thus removing a threat to freedom of speech. |
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| In connection with the process of decriminalization, the policy of the Judiciary in connection with children and young adults is to change the attitude of court toward children and to adopt non-punitive attitude. |
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| In February 2006, the Government indicated that a revision of the drug control law was being debated in the parliament and that the bill did not include any of the provisions regarding the decriminalization of cannabis. |
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| Disheartened about these degrading and bogus charges, media organizations in the continent have continued to advocate for the decriminalization of all defamation laws. |
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| Fusionist and libertarian-leaning conservatives have tended toward decriminalization. |
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| In the late 1960's, he came out for decriminalization of drugs. |
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| Demystification is often a prerequisite for decriminalization. |
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| Indeed, such is the moral objectionableness of blackmail in many people's minds that they cannot imagine how the decriminalization of blackmail could possibly be supported. |
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| Kerlikowske said the recent decriminalization and medicalization of marijuana by some states might have led some people to believe that marijuana is not dangerous. |
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| Decriminalization of cocaine and heroin, for instance, would probably be stymied by this, whatever its merits might be in your own opinion. |
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