Hungary's recently adopted anti-drugs law aims to crack down on drug trafficking. Assets used in illegal activities can be confiscated, even if they belong to other people, and repeat offenders will not be eligible for parole. Drug users can escape punishment only by cooperating with the authorities. The new law transforms the distribution of psychoactive substances from a misdemeanor into a felony, strengthening the fight against traffickers.
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Ungaria înăsprește legislația antidrog: recidiviștii nu mai pot fi eliberați condiționat, consumatorii scapă doar dacă indică sursa
Nouă lege antidrog în Ungaria - Recidiviştii nu vor putea fi eliberaţi condiţionat/ Consumatorii, scutiţi de pedeapsă dacă indică sursa drogurilor
În Ungaria a intrat în vigoare noua lege antidrog / Maşini sau imobile utilizate pentru traficul de droguri vor putea fi puse sub sechestru, recidiviştii nu vor putea fi eliberaţi condiţionat, consumatorii, scutiţi de pedeapsă dacă indică sursa drogurilor
Ungaria - A intrat în vigoare noua lege antidrog - maşini sau imobile utilizate pentru traficul de droguri vor putea fi puse sub sechestru, recidiviştii nu vor putea fi eliberaţi condiţionat, consumatorii, scutiţi de pedeapsă dacă indică sursa drogurilor
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