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    The document summarizes a symposium on an anti-drug campaign that discussed the Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 and the consequences of illegal drug use. It notes that the Act has 101 sections regulating the importation and control of dangerous drugs and precursor chemicals. It also states that illegal drug use can lead to hallucinations, sadness, and death, and that the government establishes penalties for drug offenses according to the type and amount of drug involved. It raises the question of whether a child ordered to sell drugs could be sued, or if their parents could be sued instead.

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    The document summarizes a symposium on an anti-drug campaign that discussed the Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 and the consequences of illegal drug use. It notes that the Act has 101 sections regulating the importation and control of dangerous drugs and precursor chemicals. It also states that illegal drug use can lead to hallucinations, sadness, and death, and that the government establishes penalties for drug offenses according to the type and amount of drug involved. It raises the question of whether a child ordered to sell drugs could be sued, or if their parents could be sued instead.

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    NSTP NARRATIVE REPORT Activity 2

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    Randy Tabaog
    The document summarizes a symposium on an anti-drug campaign that discussed the Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 and the consequences of illegal drug use. It notes that the Act has 101 sections regulating the importation and control of dangerous drugs and precursor chemicals. It also states that illegal drug use can lead to hallucinations, sadness, and death, and that the government establishes penalties for drug offenses according to the type and amount of drug involved. It raises the question of whether a child ordered to sell drugs could be sued, or if their parents could be sued instead.

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    NAME: MARY ROSE M.

    DANAO DATE OF ACTIVITY: 03/07/23

    SECTION: BSHM 1K TITTLE OF ACTIVITY: DRUGS

    The symposium is regarding “Anti-drug Campaign”

    The Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002 under the law Republic Act 9165 that consist of 101 sections. Provides for
    importation of Dangerous Drugs and Controlled Precursors and Essential Chemicals.

    Many people use drugs without knowing the consequences of their actions.Drugs is any substances which taken
    matters the body’s function either physically,mentally and spiritually.Taking or use of any drugs without
    medical supervision is illegal and it is considered as drug abuse. Illegal drugs usage can result hallucination,
    sadness and death.The government or authorities establishes offences and penalty according to the different
    dangerous drug, regardless of the quantity and purity involves. We must put an end the illegal drugs in our
    society “Drug free teen life”

    They say ignorance of the law excuse no one what if the kid was ordered to sell drugs and you caught him in the
    act. My question is …

    Who can be sue the child or the parents?

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