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People with an alcohol dependency during the Prohibition who committed crimes to support their habit might also continue to do so if "decriminalisation" did not result in a significant reduction in price, although if drinking itself was no longer part of a criminalised subculture then this might be less likely.
Obviously if heroin is available free on prescription that ceases to be an issue. But what if a doctor refuses to prescribe heroin because he believes that doing so is not in the best interests of his patient? Most doctors I know in the addiction field are already at grave risk of assault, break-in etc. if they do not prescribe what their patient want. Some take the soft option. Index of Frank's Diaries
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