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decriminalize

decriminalize
Transitive Verb
past: decriminalizedpp: decriminalizeding: decriminalizing

Meanings

Transitive Verbdecriminalize
[~ something]

To remove the status of a criminal offense from an act or behavior, so that it is no longer punishable by the criminal justice system.

The government decided to decriminalize the possession of small amounts of certain drugs.

Examples

The government decided to decriminalize the possession of small amounts of cannabis.

The government decided to decriminalize the possession of small amounts of cannabis.

We should decriminalize homelessness to stop the cycle of incarceration.

Do you think they will ever decriminalize gambling in this state?

Do you think they will ever decriminalize gambling in this state?

The city council voted to decriminalize certain low-level offenses.

The city council voted to decriminalize certain low-level offenses.

Business

Maybe it is time to decriminalize these outdated laws.

Maybe it is time to decriminalize these outdated laws.

The new policy aims to decriminalize sex work to improve safety for workers.

The new policy aims to decriminalize sex work to improve safety for workers.

They are pushing to decriminalize the use of certain psychiatric medications.

They are pushing to decriminalize the use of certain psychiatric medications.

Health

If we decriminalize this act, we can focus resources on violent crimes instead.

If we decriminalize this act, we can focus resources on violent crimes instead.

The state has finally moved to decriminalize the behavior after years of protest.

The state has finally moved to decriminalize the behavior after years of protest.

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