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Advocates of the cannabis industry petitioned the Nevada government to change the rules governing the sale of recreational marijuana. They propose to incorporate a provision in the decree that pays the informant a reward of 15% to 30% of the fine paid by the offender as compensation for their info.
How Much the Informants Get
The most severe penalty sentence is 1 million dollars (81.5 million rubles) for organizing the manufacturing of vj starting at 4.5 tons. That is, a liar who informs the police about the owner of a sizable dubious business will be eligible for a reward of $300,000 (24.5 million rubles).
Additionally, informants will be eligible for rewards of up to $60,000 (4.9 million rubles) and 180 dollars (14,672 rubles) for information on dealers in virtual reality (vj) and hemp.
In addition, leadership enterprises are called to increase from 50,000 to 10 million dollars (from 4 to 815.1 million rubles) a fine for the illegal sale of concentrates with cannabinoids weighing more than 28 grams. If the proposal is approved, then for the denunciation of the person who committed this crime, they will appoint the highest reward – $ 3 million (244.5 million rubles).
How Much Sellers Earn
Nevada legalized recreational marijuana in 2017. The destruction of the illicit market was one of the objectives of drug policy reform. However, six years have passed with no progress on this task.
The regional administration estimates that between 20% and 30% of the retail sales are made at licensed establishments.cannabis. Sales of marijuana generated 965.1 million dollars (78.7 billion rubles) for legal businesses last year. As a result, shadow dealers made at least 183.6 billion rubles in revenue.
The proprietors of legally operating cannabis firms believe that creating a system of financial rewards for informants will improve the efficacy of efforts to suppress the underground cannabis trade.
Chris Anderson, speaking on behalf of Planet 13, the largest hemp retailer in the world, said, “I am confident that the initiative of legal mj traders will produce benefits even in the absence of stricter punishments for crimes involving the illegal trafficking of cannabis.