Mandatory drug sentences may be counterproductive
Trafficking, manufacturing and cultivating of drugs
By Arthur Weinreb —— Bio and Archives--November 22, 2007
Canadian News, Opinion | Comments | Back To Full Article
Earlier this week, the Conservatives announced proposed minimum sentences for certain drug offences. Mandatory minimums would apply to the trafficking, manufacturing and cultivating of drugs as well as special mandatory sentences for selling drugs near schools or other areas where children may congregate, dealing while possessing a weapon and for those who sell drugs while linked to organized crime.
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