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Legalizing Cannabis in Germany

Law Shift to Take Effect on April 1st

Berlin, Germany - The legalization of cannabis in Germany is set to take effect on April 1st, a move that has been met with mixed reactions. Campaigners have hailed the law shift as a progressive step forward, while police have expressed concerns about its potential impact on public safety.

Under the new law, adults will be permitted to possess and consume up to 30 grams of cannabis in public places. The sale of cannabis will also be legalized, with licensed retailers allowed to sell a limited amount of the drug to individuals over the age of 18.

Supporters of the law change argue that it will help to regulate the cannabis market and reduce the harm associated with its illegal use. They also believe that legalization will generate tax revenue for the government and create new jobs.

However, police have warned that the legalization of cannabis could lead to an increase in crime and public disorder. They also argue that it will be difficult to enforce the new law, as it is not clear how police will determine whether someone is in possession of legal or illegal cannabis.

The debate over the legalization of cannabis is likely to continue in the coming months and years. It remains to be seen whether the law shift will be successful in achieving its goals of reducing harm and generating revenue, or whether it will lead to the problems that police have warned about.

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