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RE: I never smoked crack or snorted cocaine, but I've smoked a few trash bags of Marijuana
China just gives them a fine for first offenses, next offense includes some education; next offense is six months jail . . .
The six months is to clean out your system and help you overcome the effects of these poisons. It is primarily up the you how you recover from your addiction in China...
Next conviction is the hangmans rope until you are dead ! ! !
Kool thing in China, when you die you are never really dead. Their culture says you can return, there are businesses over in China is to dig up your deceased relatives every twenty years and rebury them.
Obviously if you cannot afford to pay the yearly leasing fees they evict your deceased relatives before the end of the twenty year burial contract expires...
Seriously; Google it...
Expert: Burial plot lease rule too stingy - China Daily
www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2011-04/05/content_12273934.htm
Apr 5, 2011 - As the years dividing successive generations of Chinese become more and ... to own cemetery plots should be extended, says a funeral expert.
Expert: Burial plot lease rule too stingy - News @ AsiaOne
news.asiaone.com › ASIAONE › NEWS
Apr 5, 2011 - Qiao Kuanyuan, from the China Funeral Association, made the ... that legal ownership of cemetery spaces should expire after 20 years.
Deceased Chinese can only rest in peace for 20 years; cemetery ...
www.ministryoftofu.com/.../deceased-chinese-can-only-rest-in-peace-for-20-years-ce...
Apr 4, 2011 - Deceased Chinese can only rest in peace for 20 years; cemetery policy ... 20 years later when the lease expires, fees are incurred in ...
Ministry of Civil Affairs: Burial Plots Not Private Property - China Real ...
blogs.wsj.com/chinarealtime/.../ministry-of-civil-affairs-burial-plots-not-private-prope...
Apr 4, 2011 - Call it cemetery management with Chinese characteristics. ... weekend that families of the deceased do not hold property rights over grave sites ...