Which states and territories have decriminalised cannabis?The following states and territories have decriminalised minor cannabis offences. Any cannabis offence is still illegal in these areas.
[h=5]Australian Capital Territory[/h]The Australian Capital Territory introduced a civil penalty system for the possession of ‘small amounts’ of cannabis in 1993. If someone is caught with up to two non-hydroponic cannabis plants, or up to 25 grams of marijuana (cannabis plant material), they receive a $100 fine with 60 days to expiate (pay the fine) instead of a criminal charge. Instead of paying the fine, the person may choose to attend a drug assessment and treatment program.
[h=5]South Australia[/h]In 1987, South Australia was the first state to decriminalise minor cannabis offences. The possession of up to 100 grams of marijuana, 20 grams of hash (the resin from the cannabis plant), one non-hydroponic plant or cannabis smoking equipment leads to a fine from $50 to $150 with 60 days to expiate.
[h=5]Northern Territory[/h]Since 1996, adults found in possession of up to 50 grams of marijuana, one gram of hash oil, 10 grams of hash or cannabis seed, or two non-hydroponic plants can be fined $200 with 28 days to expiate rather than face a criminal charge.
obviously you don't live here, where one can get 12 months for one plant because the 'dangerous chemicals' used to grow it could kill a child, wtf? and every package from overseas gets run over by eight hound dogs and scanned 14 times by 14 different people.
I think I'd wrap them in condoms.
