Last week, a Canadian judge ruled that addicts have a human right to access a legal supply of currently prohibited substances—such as cocaine, heroin, fentanyl, and meth—and that, by extension, criminalizing drug trafficking is unconstitutional. Though the ruling is clear judicial activism, it could nevertheless impose drug legalization across Canada unless it successfully appealed.
Why Drug Trafficking Is Now Almost a Human Right in Canada
A Canadian judge’s ruling could impose drug legalization across the country.
