Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

--- en:thc_recht:start [2025/08/26 13:18] – [THC & Law] sos
+++ en:thc_recht:start [2026/09/11 19:43] (current) – [THC & Law] sos
@@ Line 3: / Line 3: @@
 ====== THC & Law ======
-Most of the time nothing happens when someone smokes joints, grows hemp plants or deals. Therefore, the THC consumption often goes off without a hitch. But this activity is still forbidden. When the police and prosecutor find out about it, they quickly realize that **the Narcotics Act is a tough law**. Already the consumption is forbidden - and yet is still punished. The import of some hemp seeds can even lead to a house search. Those who deal may even be remanded in custody.
+Most of the time nothing happens when someone smokes joints, grows hemp plants or deals. Therefore, the THC consumption often goes off without a hitch. But this activity is still forbidden. When the police and prosecutor find out about it, they quickly realize that **the Narcotics Act is a tough law**. Already the consumption is forbidden – and yet is still punished. The import of some hemp seeds can even lead to a house search. Those who deal may even be remanded in custody.
 Over 10,000 people are prosecuted by the police every year for hemp. In addition, there are many driver's license withdrawals because of suspected drug addiction. It is really important to inform yourself **before you suddenly find yourself in criminal proceedings**. Because just the first statement is the central element for the later punishment.