Baden-Württemberg: One year of cannabis law in Germany – balance sheet with Stuttgart data

Has cannabis use increased as much after partial legalization as critics feared? In Stuttgart, a balance can be drawn from wastewater data, votes from justice, police and the central addiction clinic.

Almost a year after the partialisation of cannabis, the police union (GdP) demands an improvement in the law. It is too inaccurate and unsatisfactory.

At the Enquête sote ronn 16 per cent vun de consumers, si réischt nom Vott vum law eng eishte Kéier Cannabis hoollen.

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CDU and CSU want to reverse cannabis partialization, but the SPD does not go with it. An end to the law would be "irresponsible", says a social democrat.