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Germany became first big EU country to legally allow personal recreational use of cannabis.
Activists say rollout hampered by that most German of substances: red tape.
The hotly disputed law passed by Olaf Scholz’s three -party coalition, which took effect in April .
It legalised cultivating up to three plants for private consumption, the possession of 50 g ( 1.75 oz) of cannabis at one time at home and 25 g in public.
Political scientist Astrid Séville of the University of Lüneburg said there was a disconnect between Germany ’s desired self-image of efficiency and a widespread perception of institutional dysfunction.
Geyer said activists were prepared to fight fire with fire by launching legal battles and lobbying to get more “realistic” policies approved in the courts and parliament.
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