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  • Current Medicinal Chemistry 11: 1–12.
  • Tabled Paper Police, South Australian (pdf 3.16 MB)

    OFFICIAL OFFICIAL 2020-21 ANNUAL REPORT for SOUTH AUSTRALIA POLICE 23 | P a g e Total General Expiations, Cannabis Expiations and Drug Diversions Note: to align with SAPOL’s regular monthly crime data reporting the previously published 2019-20 data has been refreshed.
    Presented by
    Hon Vincent Tarzia
    on
    12/10/2021
  • Current Medicinal Chemistry 11: 1–12.
  • Tabled Paper Health Commission, South Australian (pdf 5.94 MB)

    Controlled Substances Act Significant changes were made to this Act making simple cannabis offences (those relating to personal use of cannabis and cannabis resin) the subject of on- the -spot fines under some circumstances.
    Presented
    on
    20/10/1987
  • £A 637 Herbs, dried, not medicinal- lb.
    Presented
    on
    27/06/1951
  • George Grey 1841, Journals of Two Expeditions of Discovery, Vol. 2, pp. 200-201 Professor Ghil‘ad Zuckermann Ethical reasons (Native Tongue Title: Deontological compensation for language loss:) • In case of linguicide (language killing) or glottophagy (language eating): It is much harder to prove continuity in Native Title cases Protection of Intellectual Property (IP): Traditional Indigenous knowledge: language, stories, music, dance, symbols, art, crafts, cosmology, medicinal and environmental knowledge etc.
  • There is cannabis.
  • Legal Services Commission of South Australia Annual Report 2016-17 023 2014-15 2015-16 Traffic offences Alcohol / drugs and driving Alcohol / drugs and driving Traffic offences Good behaviour bonds Good behaviour bonds Common driving offences Rights of an arrested person Family law Cannabis – use and supply Top five online legal information topics Facts and figures Community Legal Education Services 2016-17 2016-17 Traffic offences Alcohol/ drugs and driving Suspended sentence Rights of an arrested person Bail applications Website page views 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 Law Handbook 1 118 851 1 364 068 1 545 363 2 089 860 LSC website 708 019 795 411 984 352 931 234 Total 1 826 870 2 159 479 2 529 715 3 021 094 Fences and the Law 9 733 Do Not Knock 6 218 Trees and the Law 5 816 Family Law and You 2 969 Community Titles 2 873 Top five publications distributed Community Legal Education 2015-16 2016-17 Sessions 178
    Presented by
    Hon John Rau SC
    on
    14/11/2017
  • Tabled Paper Northern Territory Correspondence (pdf 204 KB)

    Specimens should also be collected of plants, the fibre of which is suitable for the manufacture of paper, cor- dage, or other uses; of hark, game, resins, starches, possessing medicinal properties; grasses of particular value, with the seeds should be collected.
    Presented
    on
    07/09/1866
  • Tabled Paper Australian Crime Commission (pdf 3.96 MB)

    Approved by the Board in December 2012 and extended until 30 June 2015, the Task Force has already achieved significant traditional law enforcement outcomes, including: � seizing more than $37.86 million cash � seizing drugs and precursors with a combined estimated street value of more than $642 million through seizures in all states � dismantling the largest ever clan lab discovered in Victoria � discovering the largest indoor hydroponic cannabis crop in New South Wales � seizing one of the largest amounts of liquid methylamphetamine in Victoria (365 litres in April 2013 in Melbourne) � restraining more than $30 million worth of assets and the referral of over 150 entities to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) for suspected money laundering/tax evasion � disrupting 25 serious and organised criminal groups/networks � identifying more than 180 targets previously unknown to law enforcement � arresting 167 people on 362 charges, including many serious drug
    Presented by
    Hon Tony Piccolo
    on
    04/06/2015
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