A Danish lawyer with firsthand experience of the drug environment has publicly urged Minister Kaare Dybvad Bek (Wammen) to consider decriminalizing drugs for personal use. The lawyer, who has personal knowledge of the consequences of drug use, argues that treating addiction as a criminal matter rather than a health issue is detrimental. They emphasize the damaging effects of involving law enforcement in cases that should be handled as medical concerns. The appeal centers on the human cost of current policies and suggests a shift towards a more compassionate and effective approach. The lawyer believes decriminalization would be a positive legacy for the minister. This call for reform highlights an ongoing debate in Denmark regarding drug policy and public health.