Section 9 (c) Definitions of Evidence Evidence of Heroin Recovery From Suspect Was Permanent and Affirmative The accused witnesses did not have any hostility or illicit desire to defend The Defendant's prescription was wild, baseless and subsequently thought that a large amount of heroin was wrong. Could not be proved. There is a special law imposed on the Narcotic Substance Act of 1997 and it does not distinguish between a foreigner and a local and applies to both the plaintiffs who deal with foreigners in the case of punishment which encourages foreigners. Equivalent to encouragement. If the foreigners were mildly punished for engaging in drug trafficking in the country and such discrimination would defeat the objectives of the law, the accused was already retained for trial. Conditions
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