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On the page «THC Justice» we publish our articles dealing with the repression against THC. An important topic here are the prosecution statistics. More recent articles (from Legalize it! 97) are reserved for members and subscribers. There is, however, much information available to all in our THC&Law wiki.

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The hemp seeds-prosecution: a deep insight into repression

Repression 2009 to 2021: Hash and weed in detail

The main topics from our legal advice

Hemp-prosecution 2021: Assessment, figures, graphics

Hashish share: big drop after revival

Hemp seeds-imports: from misdemeanor to contraventions

New THC limit in road traffic?

Still: prosecution of hemp seeds - the second wave

Hash to weed ratio: hash on the rise

Hash/weed ratio (hash return?) & hemp seed prosecution (2nd big push).

Charge of possession of "hard drugs"

prosecution 2018: The first crack in repression?

The inconsistent application of regulatory fine

The minor amount of hemp: Does unpunished mean unpunished?

Repression detail graphics: hemp seeds- & hemp-prosecution

Is this really successful policing?

Graphics on repression: Hemp-prosecution 2009 to 2016

Hemp tracking detail graphics

The hemp tracking in 2015

Hemp seizures in 2014

Road traffic and THC: An impossible situation

The hemp prosecution in 2014

The hemp seed prosecution in new dimensions

THC in road traffic. An overview

Referrals in 2013 by gender and age

Seizures 2013: Tonnes seized

The reality also in 2013: repression, repression...

The regulatory fines in practice

Tons of weed and many thousands of plants

Conviction figures 2012: the madness continues

Seized hemp, tons of it

Three vintages of prosecution in comparison

Bernard Rappaz: News from the slammer

The ordeal of Bernard Rappaz, part 4/4

The ordeal of Bernard Rappaz, part 3/4

The ordeal of Bernard Rappaz, part 2/4

2010 conviction figures: increase at a high level

Hemp does not kill. But dying for hemp? - The ordeal of Bernard Rappaz, part 1/4

Repression 2009. The old prosecution recounted

The 35th year hemp repression is recorded

Regulatory fines for THC use - the status

Repression vintage 2007

Prevention Repression: from 14 folders with 53 topics

Paxis of the current THC regulation in traffic.

Prosecution stagnates at a very high level

About the nonsense and the cost of repression

Repression concrete: A control in 2007

THC in road traffic - Two years of zero tolerance

The figures remain at a very high level

THC use should not be a human right

Novelty: regulatory fines for THC consumption

2004: A new vintage Repression in figures

Threat to internal security?

Questions to Legalize it! legal advice

Criminal already as a teenager. What does the justice system do with young people who smoke pot?

One law - applied differently in 26 cantons. Repression à la carte

30 years of repression and no end in sight. Seizures. Expulsions

Prohibiting smoking pot would actually be illegal. A look at the federal constitution

The Cantonal Basel Cannabis Report. A "unité de doctrine" for the administration

What are THC drinkers good for? Society needs a scapegoat

THC - the banned drug. Patient problems using the example of MS

Repression concretely. Various cases from Legalize it! legal advice

THC and driving - more space on our roads soon?

1974 to 2002: 29 years of repression at a glance

Consumption convictions in 2002. More convictions than ever before

Citations, Citations, Citations. Smoking pot is still forbidden

A walk through the judicial system. What happens in the case of an appeal against a pot fine?

Urine testing. How much does it take for someone to become positive?

Repression figures. Differences between age groups and cantons

Work for the police. Cannabis prosecution in 2001

Over fifty tons of hemp seized in Valais

Clarifications and chasms. Two Federal Court Decisions

Now they've gone full-on nuts. The latest repression statistics

The Hemp & Law Project. Many questions about the legal situation

Reward for hemp enemy. An investigating judge with a dubious understanding of the law