Social and Legal Limits of Drug Law Reform (USP): Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

There are people who say: prohibition does not work. It is costly and ineffective or even counterproductive. There must be better ways of dealing with drugs and drug related problems. Among other things: the world is suffering from an absurd over-incarceration. In the United States. In Brazil. In the Philippines. Everywhere. One of the main factors responsible for this tragic situation is our drug policy. Now if we just try to follow this line of thought, and '''If a country wanted to do repeal prohibition laws and introduce some kind of regulatory scheme allowing adults legal access to recreational drugs: could it just go ahead?''' After all, countries are legally sovereign entities. They can decide over their own alcohol and tobacco policies, as they can decide over health care or education questions. But sill, this case is different, and the correct answer to this question would be: NO.