Drug Consumption Crimes in Jordanian Law and Their Penalties (video)

Drug Consumption Crimes in Jordanian Law and Their Penalties (video) مدار الساعة ـ نشر في 2026/05/20 الساعة 15:29 حجم الخط Exclusive – مدار الساعة NewsPrepared and Presented by:Attorney Mohammad Nabhan and Attorney Baraa Al-Nsour.In cooperation with مدار الساعة News WebsiteEditor Supervisor: Awad Al-Khalayleh---This video comes in line with the vision emphasized by Crown Prince Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II regarding the importance of documenting the Jordanian legal narrative and strengthening legal awareness to protect society from the dangers of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances in The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.The video discusses Drug Consumption Crimes in Jordanian Law and Their Penalties from a simplified legal perspective, explaining the legislative framework governing crimes related to the use and possession of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances.The content also reviews the provisions contained in Jordanian Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Law, which criminalize the unlawful use, possession, or acquisition of narcotic substances, while distinguishing between first-time users, repeat offenders, and individuals involved in trafficking or promotion activities.In addition, the video addresses the legal elements of the crime, methods of proof and investigation, and the penalties prescribed by law, which may include imprisonment, fines, rehabilitation measures, or compulsory treatment depending on the circumstances of the case and the offender’s criminal record.The content further highlights the preventive and rehabilitative approach adopted by Jordanian legislation, particularly regarding treatment programs and opportunities granted to certain users seeking recovery before prosecution under specific legal conditions.The video aims to emphasize that combating drug abuse is not only a criminal justice issue but also a social and public health responsibility, within an educational legal framework that connects legislation with p...