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The new law (Legal high ban risks creating fresh crisis, 28 May), which criminalises the selling of so-called legal highs, but crucially does not criminalise the user, is the right thing to do.

It criminalises the publication without prior authorisation of classified material.

The law effectively criminalises the right of the Palestinian people to remember.

Under legislation that criminalises the clients of sex workers, these raids would still happen.

Next, the 2007 kerb-crawling law, which criminalises the clients of street-based sex workers.

The "Nordic model" that Laura Lee is set to challenge decriminalises the sale of sex acts and criminalises the buying.

It criminalises "those providing the web with content that harms public order or moral values".

Meanwhile, an American law that bans not only current compounds but their possible chemical cousins criminalises not the possession or sale of a new compound, but the supply of information along with it – information about the drug's effects and safe dosage.

Naturally, the debate about television licensing is politically charged, with some Conservative MPs, who dislike the notion of a state-funded broadcaster, finding unexpected reserves of compassion for the way the current system criminalises "some of the poorest in our society".

Sales have plummeted, which would be good for the nation's health except that smokers are now buying their cigarettes on the flourishing black market, which criminalises their addiction.Perhaps the most noticeable aspect of the Orbán government is how tightly the prime minister has his party locked down.

Mr Gorriti believes that would be a positive step away from the "repressive" policy of the US-led counter-narcotics efforts, which he says criminalises much of the population in the VRAE.