SSHD and ACMD to be judicially reviewed re Alcohol and Tobacco Policy
William E Perry | 30.08.2010 01:35 | Health | Social Struggles | Terror War
The basis of the claim is the SSHD's and the ACMD's duty to take action when they know a drug is being misused and that misuse is 'having harmful effects sufficient to constitute a social problem'. And it is well known and accepted that alcohol and tobacco misuse is having harmful effects sufficient to constitue serious social problems.
As the MDAct is neutral as to which drugs may be controlled, the exclusion of alcohol and tobacco appears arbitrary. It is this arbitrariness that has persons like Hardison serving lengthy sentences while those on the boards of alcohol and tobacco companies attend Cabinet.
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