Traduction de «drug trafficking offence » (Anglais → Français) :

In this regard and in very brief summary, Bill C-10 includes provisions that purport to: first, establish mandatory minimum penalties for serious drug trafficking offences, including those carried out for the benefit of organized crime; second, establish mandatory minimum penalties for the offences of importing, exporting and producing certain drugs, such as heroin, cocaine, methamphetamines, and marijuana; third, support the efforts of the National Anti-Drug Strategy to combat the illicit drug trade by targeting drug suppliers; fourth, increase the maximum penalties for illegal activities involving so-called " date-rape drugs " ; an ...[+++]d, fifth, in cases where the offender has a drug addiction, this proposed legislation would allow a court to suspend or eliminate a mandatory minimum sentence if the addicted offender successfully undergoes a drug treatment program.

You can also see from the graph on the right that the overall rate of drug possession offences has been increasing over the last decade, while the overall rate for drug trafficking offences has been stable in recent years, and the rate for import, export and production offences has been going down in recent years.

If we look at the graph on the left, you can see that, since about 2003, police-reported rates of cocaine trafficking offences have generally been increasing, and this is also the case for other drug-trafficking offences.

To that we added just over 1,900 drug trafficking offences and some drug possession offences, of which we know that the drug trafficking about 90% from our data are indictable offences.

Using the tools offered by the Lisbon Treaty the Commission intends to update existing and to draft new EU legal instruments in anti-drugs policy, with an aim to provide a faster response to the new psychoactive substances and tackle their sale over the internet, to improve the definition of drug trafficking offences and sanctions, to deprive drug traffickers of their financial gains more efficiently (e.g. through possible confiscation and asset recovery) and to control the chemicals used to produce drugs more strictly.

The first areas in which this is envisaged might, in accordance with the Action Plan, be offences linked to organised crime, terrorism and drug trafficking such as trafficking in human beings and the sexual exploitation of children, offences against the drug-trafficking legislation, corruption, computer fraud, offences committed by terrorists, offences against the environment, offences via the Internet and money-laundering linked to these forms of crime.