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The varying degrees of legality of {{wp|Recreational drugs|recreational drugs}} and their use amongst countries in [[Esquarium]].
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This list describes he varying degrees of legality of {{wp|Recreational drugs|recreational drugs}} and their use among countries in [[Esquarium]].


:<b>Varied Status:</b> Affirmative ([[Image:Green_check.svg|13px]]) indicates legality varies based on {{wp|Federation|subject}} or {{wp|Administrative division|administrative division}}.
:<b>Varied Status:</b> Affirmative ([[Image:Green_check.svg|13px]]) indicates legality varies based on {{wp|Federation|subject}} or {{wp|Administrative division|administrative division}}.
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|colspan="15" align="left"|Subsequent to the [[Supreme Court of Ainin]] ruling in ''Victor v. Ministry of Justice'' striking down most recreational drug prohibitions as contrary to the [[Aininian Charter of Civil Rights]] in 1997, the [[Parliament of Ainin]] has not reintroduced legislation to enact drug bans. Ainin is one of the only countries in Esquarium where recreation drugs are not limited by criminal law. However, most are regulated as "controlled substances" under food inspection legislation.
|colspan="15" align="left"|Subsequent to the [[Supreme Court of Ainin]] ruling in ''Victor v. Ministry of Justice'' striking down most recreational drug prohibitions as contrary to the [[Aininian Charter of Civil Rights]] in 1997, the [[Parliament of Ainin]] has not reintroduced legislation to enact drug bans. Ainin is one of the only countries in Esquarium where recreation drugs are not limited by criminal law. However, most are regulated as "controlled substances" under food inspection legislation.
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|rowspan="1"|{{flag|Lecistan}}
|rowspan="1"|{{flag|Lecia}}
|{{yes|Legal}}
|{{yes|Legal}}
|{{yes|Legal}}
|{{yes|Legal}}
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|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
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|colspan="15" align="left"|Lecistan has one of the most strictest laws regarding drugs, but those that are not illegal are not regulated, leading to rampant alcohol abuse in the country.  
|colspan="15" align="left"|Lecia has one of the most strictest laws regarding drugs, but those that are not illegal are not regulated, leading to rampant alcohol abuse in the country.  
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|rowspan="1"|{{flag|Luziyca}}
|rowspan="1"|{{flag|Luziyca}}
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|colspan="15" align="left"| Luziyca's drug policy is one of the strictest, due to a War on Drugs going on since the late 1980s. It is typically viewed as a criminal issue, with mandatory sentencing for possession being common. In recent years, some regions have legalized marijuana (though heavily regulate it), or decriminalized it, much to the chagrin of the federal government.
|colspan="15" align="left"| Luziyca's drug policy is one of the strictest, due to a War on Drugs going on since the late 1980s. It is typically viewed as a criminal issue, with mandatory sentencing for possession being common. In recent years, some regions have legalized marijuana (though heavily regulate it), or decriminalized it, much to the chagrin of the federal government.
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|rowspan="1"|{{flag|Montecara}}
|{{yes|Legal}}
|{{yes|Legal}}
|{{Partial|Medicinal}}
|{{yes|Legal}}
|{{yes|Legal}}
|{{Partial|Medicinal}}
|{{Partial|Medicinal}}
|{{Partial|Medicinal}}
|{{no|Illegal}}
|{{no|Illegal}}
|{{yes|Legal}}
|{{Partial|Medicinal}}
|{{no|Illegal}}
|{{no|Illegal}}
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|align="right"|<small><b>Varied Status?</b></small>
|align="right"|<small><b>Varied Status?</b></small>
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|colspan="15" align="left"|Despite the illegality of hard drugs, substance abuse is treated as a public health matter rather than a crime in Montecara. Users are rehabilitated rather than imprisoned, though the sale of "fraudulent medicines" (as illegal drugs are technically categorized) is a crime. Cannabis is legal and can be bought in tobacco shops, and can also be prescribed by a physician to treat medical conditions, in which case it is provided free of charge under the national health insurance program.
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|rowspan="1"|[[File:Slovunia-flag.jpg|22x20px]] [[Slovunia]]
|{{yes|Legal}}
|{{yes|Legal}}
|{{partial|Medicinical}}
|{{yes|Legal}}
|{{no|Illegal}}
|{{no|Illegal}}
|{{no|Illegal}}
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|{{no|Illegal}}
|{{partial|Medicinical}}
|{{no|Illegal}}
|{{no|Illegal}}
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|align="right"|<small><b>Varied Status?</b></small>
|{{Na}}
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|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
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|{{Na}}
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|{{Na}}
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|align="right"|<small><b>Regulated?</b></small>
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Na}}
|{{Ya}}
|{{Na}}
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|colspan="15" align="left"|Laws regarding drug use in Slovunia are very strict and have not experienced a major rework since more than two centuries. With the exception of caffeine, stores need a special permission in order to sell drugs which are not generally prohibited legallly. Selling a drug which is legal or partially legal itself ithout the authority to do so typically results in a fine of [[Zolotoy|Ԑ]]50 to Ԑ250 (or $100 to $500). Even higher fines or several years of prison await those who are caught selling an illegal drug – including tabaco – and fines of up to Ԑ3450 ($6900) have to be paid depending on the exact drug, amount and the fact if it is organized or not. Who is not able to pay has to spent between six months and 25 years in prison. People consuming an illegal drug face fines between Ԑ20 and Ԑ250 ($40 and $500).
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|rowspan="1"|{{flag|Tuthina}}
|rowspan="1"|{{flag|Tuthina}}
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|{{Ya}}
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|rowspan="1"|{{flag|Xiaodong}}
|rowspan="1"|{{flag|Xiaodong}}

Latest revision as of 16:32, 16 May 2020

This list describes he varying degrees of legality of recreational drugs and their use among countries in Esquarium.

Varied Status: Affirmative (Green check.svg) indicates legality varies based on subject or administrative division.
Regulated: Affirmative (Green check.svg) indicates some degree of government or public oversight, regulation, or restriction.
Country Alcohol
(<15% ABV) 		Alcohol
(>15% ABV) 		Amphetamine
(Meth- & Meth-P) 		Caffeine Cannabis Cocaine/Crack Dextromethorphan Ketamine LSD MDMA
(Ecstasy/Molly) 		Nicotine Opioids
(Heroin & Morphine) 		Phencyclidine Psilocybin
 Ainin Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal
Varied Status? No No No No No No No No No No No No No No
Regulated? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Subsequent to the Supreme Court of Ainin ruling in Victor v. Ministry of Justice striking down most recreational drug prohibitions as contrary to the Aininian Charter of Civil Rights in 1997, the Parliament of Ainin has not reintroduced legislation to enact drug bans. Ainin is one of the only countries in Esquarium where recreation drugs are not limited by criminal law. However, most are regulated as "controlled substances" under food inspection legislation.
 Lecia Legal Legal Illegal Legal Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal
Varied Status? No No No No No No No No No No No No No No
Regulated? Yes Yes No No No No No No No No No No No No
Lecia has one of the most strictest laws regarding drugs, but those that are not illegal are not regulated, leading to rampant alcohol abuse in the country.
 Luziyca Legal Legal Illegal Legal Varies Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal Legal Medicinal Illegal Illegal
Varied Status? No No No No Yes No No No No No No No No No
Regulated? Yes Yes No Yes Yes No No No No No Yes No No No
Luziyca's drug policy is one of the strictest, due to a War on Drugs going on since the late 1980s. It is typically viewed as a criminal issue, with mandatory sentencing for possession being common. In recent years, some regions have legalized marijuana (though heavily regulate it), or decriminalized it, much to the chagrin of the federal government.
Varied Status? No No No No No No No No No No No No No No
Regulated? Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes No No
 Tuthina Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal
Varied Status? No No No No No No No No No No No No No No
Regulated? Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
 Xiaodong Legal Legal Illegal Legal Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal Illegal Legal1 Illegal Illegal
Varied Status? No No No No No No No No No No No No No No
Regulated? Yes Yes No No No No No No No No No Yes No No
1Opium smoking only
Most drugs are illegal under Xiaodongese law which enforces mandatory sentencing if one is caught in possession of illegal drugs. Recreational use is limited to alcohol, caffeine and opium smoking which is seen as a cultural tradition in Xiaodong. Although laws regarding illegal drug use and possession are seen as harsh, enforcement is often weak especially in rural areas.
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