A narcotics dog, for example, is taught to bite and scratch at the source of contraband.
Criminal narcotic addicts, for example, had a tight subculture and a highly secret argot in the 1940s; now their terms are used freely by middle-class teenagers, even those with no real knowledge of drugs.
At the 1961 Convention on Narcotic Drugs, for example, cannabis was labeled a "controlled substance" alongside opium and cocaine, leading to strict control over its cultivation and the criminalisation of individual possession.
At the 1961 Convention on Narcotic Drugs, for example, cannabis was labeled a "controlled substance" alongside opium and cocaine, leading to strict control over its cultivation and the criminalization of individual possession.
Analysts working on longer-term issues -- narcotics production and trafficking, for example -- were forced to endure much longer delays in their requests to obtain satellite photographs, officials said.
The money comes from narcotics trafficking (opium from Afghanistan, for example, along with cooperation with the Latin American drug cartels), sanctions-busting (including money laundering), and legal manufacturing and import-export businesses.
Among the alkaloid family which are nitrogen-containing molecules of low molecular weight synthesized by numerous plants, fungi, bacteria, and animals, benzylisoquinoline alkaloids constitute a remarkable group of pharmaceutical molecules including, for example, the narcotic analgesic morphine and the antibacterial agents berberine, scoulerine, palmatine, and magnoflorine.
The measure from the Democratic-led alsombly wouldouble double the minimum weight of narcotics that would bring criminal charges (for example, to four ounces from two ounces of cocaine or heroin for an A-1 felony charge for sale); and it would lessen the mandatory minimum prison sentences while increasing penalties for violent or predatory drug kingpins, Mr. Aubry said.
For example, unauthorized consumption of street narcotics is illegal to prevent people from self-endangerment or death a pure paternalist intervention.
For example, certain drugs—such as narcotics to treat pain, levodopa for Parkinson disease, prednisone for inflammation, and digitalis for heart conditions can give rise to hallucinations and delusions.
