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Transcripts for CNN CNN This Morning 20240604 11:54:00

crimes and get convicted of serious crimes and move on. then there are the celebrity mugshots that would come up, people who in some way or another stumbled no a run-in with the law, maybe public drunkenness, in the case of o.j. simpson, very serious charges. other charges out there. nick nolte, a drug abuse issue, which he said helped drive him into rehab to make things better for him. those often become lesser issues in a way, big celebrity causes but don t have a giant impact on the whole of society. and then those who are people who really have stood for some kind of giant moment in the rights of americans and the fight for rights and the fights for justice in this country. 100% donald trump and his followers want to see him as fitting into that category, standing up for something right. some supporters said some in his camp said when he had the mugshot taken he wanted to

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Ritu Raj Baidya, famed for Coke Studio Bangla performance, charged with drunkenness, vandalism

Ritu Raj Baidya, famed for Coke Studio Bangla performance, charged with drunkenness, vandalism
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Public drunkenness is soon to be decriminalised in Victoria, but stakeholders say they are still waiting for clarity

Key unions and Aboriginal legal advocates fear tragic outcomes after the decriminalisation of public drunkenness, amid confusion over aspects of the new health-led response, due to be rolled out in just five months.

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Victoria s public drunkenness laws to be lifted on Melbourne Cup day

Victoria's Police Association says the state's decriminalisation of public drunkenness, which comes into effect on Melbourne Cup Day, will leave officers powerless to act in some situations.

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Transcripts for BBCNEWS BBC News 20240604 10:51:00

last seven years. the fear has been generated that nitrous oxide is leading to people behaving in a dangerous and anti social way. to my knowledge, there has never been any recorded incidence of people under the influence of nitrous oxide causing harm to other people. unlike alcohol, where we know something like 3000 events a week occur as a result of drunkenness. the big concern about nitrous oxide, in terms of the public s mind is the littering of whippets, these little metal canisters which are the source of the gas, people don t like them being thrown out of cars into cap accent into packs. i quite understand that, but you don t have two criminalise people using them in order to get rid of whippets. all you have to do is to simply have a deposit scheme. if you charge iop for the return of the whippet, the

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