There are punishments for drug abuse according
to several bases such as illegal drug cultivation, production, possession,
trafficking and etc. According to the NDDCB, “The penalty of
death (which Sri Lankan courts have interpreted as non-mandatory) or life
imprisonment accrues for manufacture of heroin, cocaine, morphine or opium and
the trafficking, possession, import or export of a minimum amount of (a) 500
grams of heroin (b) 3 grams of morphine (c) 2 grams of cocaine or (d) 2 grams
of heroin. Less severe offences including the regulatory ones warrant sentences
of fines or imprisonment, the amount of the fine or the length of imprisonment
depend on the quantity of drug, the gravity of the offence and the courts
having jurisdiction. It should also be noted that no bail be granted on pending
inquiry except for special circumstances”. But there is no such circumstance
with drug use.
Exhibitionistic Disorder is a type of paraphilia that involves recurrent and intense sexual arousal from exposing one's genitals to an unsuspecting person. This disorder can be distressing for both the individual with the condition and their victims. In this blog post, we will discuss the causes of exhibitionistic disorder, its signs and symptoms, and its subtypes. Definition of Exhibitionistic Disorder According to the DSM-V, exhibitionistic disorder involves a pattern of recurrent and intense sexual arousal from exposing one's genitals to an unsuspecting person. The exhibitionist must have acted on these impulses with a non-consenting individual or someone they've never met. The exhibitionist condition subtypes are based on the age or physical maturity of the non-consenting individuals to whom the person wishes to reveal their genitals. Subtypes of Exhibitionistic Disorder There are three subtypes of exhibitionistic disorder: Sexually aroused by exposing genitals to prepu
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