Decriminalise used in a sentence

Decriminalise in a sentence as a verb

They didn't decriminalise it - you are still hauled before a judge.

Yes, I do understand why it's better to decriminalise it.

It decriminalises drug use, while still keeping hard ***** illegal to sell or exchange for a profit.

You don't need to allow the sale of *****, you just need to decriminalise them for recreational users.

Except the Portuguese model, which I’m in favour of, does not ‘decriminalise *****’.

If 'free' is the problem then just legalise/decriminalise it, and sell it at a pharmacies like any other drug.

We need to end the drug war. Legalise and regulate *********, and decriminalise all other *****.

The ******* Christian Right party just came up with the policy to decriminalise all ***** because putting people in jail and fining them wasn’t working.

In my opinion, medical cannabis was just an excuse to decriminalise cannabis.

Why decriminalise drug use, when you can reap billions in profits from the deaths of thousands instead?I'm not sure that's what people meant when they requested ***** be regulated and taxes used for the greater good...

Where the mafia still involved?Saying "decriminalise" is all good - but if at any point in the supply chain we dip into the underground market we shall not escape the violence and control of crime.