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Autor	Ano	Local de Publicação	Local Tema
WEATHERBURN, D.; JONES, C	2001

Instituição de Origem	Estado Instituição	Instituição Responsável
Crime and Justice Bulletin		Lawlink Corporate

Formato da Obra	Formato Disponível	Número de Páginas	Idioma
Artigo em Periódico		8	Inglês

Resumo

Despite the prohibition against cannabis which exists in most Australian States and Territories, 44 per cent of males and 35 per cent of females have used the drug at least once in their lifetime. Use of the drug has increased in the last few years, prompting some to argue that the prohibition against cannabis is both costly and ineffective, and should be lifted. The present research was designed to assess the influence of prohibition on young people who have never used cannabis or who have not used it in the last 12 months. It was also designed to assess some of the potential effects of lifting the prohibition against cannabis use. The study results suggest that the illegal status of cannabis does act to limit its use. However, fear of arrest, fear of imprisonment, the cost of cannabis or its availability do not appear to exert much effect on the prevalence of cannabis use, although they may exert some restraining effect on cannabis consumption among frequent cannabis users.

Palavras Chave	Cannabis sativa,Proibição,Mercado Consumidor,Aspectos Legais
Link	http://lawlink.nsw.gov.au/lawlink/bocsar/ll_bocsar.nsf/vwFiles/cjb58.pdf/$file/cjb58.pdf
Referência para Citação	WEATHERBURN, D. & JONES, C. Does Prohibition deter cannabis use? Crime and Justice Bulletin. NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, 2001
Observação

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FORM FIELD Ano	Ano	2001
FORM FIELD FormatoDaObra	FormatoDaObra	Artigo em Periódico
FORM FIELD Instituição de Origem	InstituiodeOrigem?	Crime and Justice Bulletin
FORM FIELD Local de Publicação	LocaldePublicao?
FORM FIELD Instituição Responsável	InstituioResponsvel?	Lawlink Corporate
FORM FIELD FormatoDisponivel	FormatoDisponivel
FORM FIELD Número de Páginas	NmerodePginas?	8
FORM FIELD Idioma	Idioma	Inglês
FORM FIELD Palavras Chave	PalavrasChave?	Cannabis sativa,Proibição,Mercado Consumidor,Aspectos Legais
FORM FIELD Resumo	Resumo	Despite the prohibition against cannabis which exists in most Australian States and Territories, 44 per cent of males and 35 per cent of females have used the drug at least once in their lifetime. Use of the drug has increased in the last few years, prompting some to argue that the prohibition against cannabis is both costly and ineffective, and should be lifted. The present research was designed to assess the influence of prohibition on young people who have never used cannabis or who have not used it in the last 12 months. It was also designed to assess some of the potential effects of lifting the prohibition against cannabis use. The study results suggest that the illegal status of cannabis does act to limit its use. However, fear of arrest, fear of imprisonment, the cost of cannabis or its availability do not appear to exert much effect on the prevalence of cannabis use, although they may exert some restraining effect on cannabis consumption among frequent cannabis users.
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