Specific Standards in the Student Code of Conduct Alcohol No HCU student is permitted to drink wine, beer, whiskey, or other such intoxicants on or off campus. Attempting to purchase, purchasing, or possession of such in

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Collateral Consequences in Marijuana Reform and the Rational Choice Theory The “rational choice” theory of punishment argues that, prior to committing a crime, an individual will weigh the perceived benefits of succe

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Milestones on drug law reform in Colombia, Constitutional Court ruling in 1994: This sentence, which decriminalized drug consumption in the country, established that drug possession for personal use (minimum am

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Proposition 47 Overview On November 4, 2014, California voters passed Proposition 47, a law that changes certain low-level crimes like drug possession and petty theft offenses from potential felonies to misdemeanors. Thi

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Annual Disclosures Federal Law requires that Dartmouth provide each student with information about Financial Aid, Campus Safety, Peer to Peer File Sharing, the financial aid consequences of illegal drug possession and a

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CONSEQUENCES OF DRUG AND CONVICTION ON FEDERAL FINANCIAL AID New Hampshire and federal laws prohibit the possession and distribution of controlled substances. Criminal sanctions for violations of these laws range from fi

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Dangerous turn in Bulgarian drug policy, proposed by a new Penal Code bill Anna Lyubenova, Initiative for Health Foundation 22 January 2014 At the very end of December the Bulgarian Ministry of Justice (MJ) published the

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THE  “WAR  ON  DRUGS”  AT  A  GLANCE   • There is a drug arrest every 19 seconds in the U.S. Of the more than 1.6 million drug arrests in 2009, 82 percent were for possession alone.i

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Series on Legislative Reform of Drug Policies Nr. 15 August 2011 How to determine personal use in drug legislation The “threshold controversy” in the light of the Italian experience By Grazia Zuffa 1

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