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On the threshold: how relevant should quantity be in determining intent to supply?
1Lecturer in Law, University of Leicester, England. Ckw2@le.ac.uk
Background:
In 2005, the English Government announced plans to introduce thresholds into drugs legislation with a view to simplifying proof of intent to supply.
Methods:
During the consultation process, the proposal was vigorously attacked as unjust and impractical. Drawing upon European and international experience, this paper critiques the government's decision to shelve this proposal. RESULTS\
Conclusions:
While the use of thresholds to create a presumption that an individual has intent to supply is problematic, thresholds could usefully have been adopted to facilitate a policy of diversion for those who fell below them.
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