Scrapped Idea

[Libana]

This post was scrapped due to terrible writing of legislature and irrelevance of topic

[Libana]

Tell me what you guys think of it! If you have any suggestions on making it better, let me know! It is my first time making legislation, so they will be greatly appreciated!

[West Guam]

If a citizen is found guilty of possesing or selling illegal Recreational Drugs, they may be held on probation or sentenced to several years of jail. The punishment for these crimes shall be determined by the amount of time possesing or selling said drugs.[/list]

Ambassador Lingard takes another sip of water, puts the cap on the bottle, swallows, and then begins to speak, "First of all, all recreational drugs are legal in West Guam, so if this resolution plans to change that (which I cannot tell), I am against. Also, I believe that it is a nation's own choice on how to deal with people who break the laws of that nation."
He adds, "And for spelling, it's possessing not possesing."
Great for your first time! I'm interested in seeing the other comments!

[Bruke]

Not quite sure what the purpose of this part is: "NOTING the proven fact that foolish decisions of individuals have been on many occasions, manipulating and influencing the likes of those who refuse to use said drugs, successfully having said persons addicted, creating a mass or widespread use, despite the drugs being potentially illegal..." That either needs to be struck out or rewritten.

[Principality of the Raix]

First off, There can be no "Illegal" drug use in countries and Nations that legalized drugs. In this mannerism, I suggest that you go after drugs, that are not classified "recreational" such as and these are examples of drugs not used as recreational; But are rather addictions or criminal drugs enabling crimes. The list as stated, would be basically Crack, Cocaine, Heroine, Devils breath, Opiods and other drugs known to kill people. Recreational drugs normally entrails Marijuana, Shrooms and most synthetic marijuana.

However, we must also make a section allowing a Nation or Country to use the more dangerous that are shown to help peoples illness or physical ailments to make medicines from them. While keeping it in mind to illegalize the trade of the more dangerous drugs such as the most dangerous by far Devil's Breath. Which for example, is known to zombify an individual upon contact of breathing it in only. One does not need to smoke or even eat it to be affect, but you are affect by just being within the same air zone that it is in.

While requesting that all Nations, even those with legal recreational drugs to outlaw all deadly drugs. Seeing as Marijuana and Shrooms can not kill you, unless you do something very stupid and if you did something stupid to kill yourself; You were more likely contemplating it before using. As one must understand both the above substances act much like Alcoholic beverages and do not truly influence actions, but rather emboldens an individual. Just a start...

[Nau States]

The Delegate from the Nau States, Joseph Rattlesmith the thirty-fourth, takes a long swill of coffee from the cup on his desk. He holds it up to the light, showing the room.
"Now, my dearest comrades, what counts as a recreational drug? Well, a drug is something that alters the normal state of consciousness. Recreational means for fun. Under the definition of recreational drugs, this here coffee should be monitored and archived? For what, caffeine content? This is a health product, you know. I believe that it's called Coffeel Good. Not the best name, I know, but it's labeled a health beverage."
He sets it down.
"Furthermore, what constitutes as poverty and high crime in section 2b of your proposal? In some nations, crime is thinking out of line. Not us, but some others. What constitutes as poverty in my nation is not owning two cars. It really just boils down to definitions. If misinterpreted, this proposal could lead to several sentient beings losing their rights."

[Libana]

Thank you all! I will get to work on editing it soon! Again, first time writing legislation, so it probabaly does not sound that well!

[The Greater Siriusian Domain]

Teran Saber: "This isn't an international issue. Opposed on principle."

[The New California Republic]

Monitoring health related products in stores by having them archived for each citizen whenever they purchase one. These archives shall always be kept private, unless the government or police officer requests that it be checked.

OOC: So every time someone buys any "health-related product" (very vague!), their purchase gets recorded? Why? Why should that be a thing? So every time a woman buys tampons, the store will make a note of the woman's name and time that she purchased them? Why?

Cameras and security footage shall be set up in areas of nations that already have a history of relatively high rates of crime and poverty.

OOC: How can "security footage" be set up in areas?? Security footage is a product of the cameras, you are referring to it as if it is an independent object that will be placed in areas...

These sorts of locations are where transistionings of Recreational Drugs occur heavily. Having footage of the ongoings of these locations may be crucial in stopping the smuggling of illegal Recreational Drugs.

OOC: I notice it doesn't say public areas anywhere, it merely says "areas". Does this mean that the interiors of private dwellings can be brought under surveillance?

Extensive research shall be conducted on the imports a nation recieves from other nations, which may provide further detail on the sources of Recreational Drugs and illegal usage. Drug sellers from other nations may be rooted out for the selling of said drugs.

OOC: What is meant by "extensive research"? Vague. Very vague.

If a citizen is found guilty of possessing or selling illegal Recreational Drugs, they may be held on probation or sentenced to several years of jail. The punishment for these crimes shall be determined by the amount of time possessing or selling said drugs.

OOC: Again, very vague.

[Bears Armed]

However, we must also make a section allowing a Nation or Country to use the more dangerous that are shown to help peoples illness or physical ailments to make medicines from them.

GA Resolution #124, 'Essential Medication Act'.

[Principality of the Raix]

However, we must also make a section allowing a Nation or Country to use the more dangerous that are shown to help peoples illness or physical ailments to make medicines from them.

GA Resolution #124, 'Essential Medication Act'.

Well.. first off, thank you for bringing that to my attention. While I am glad at the very least, that is the only issue with my above paragraph.