How Do Drugs Affect Society's Corruption?
“The therapeutic reduction, however, denies that persons are ever moral agents, responsible for their actions, and implies instead that they can never be understood and reasoned with as autonomous equals” (Delattre, E. J., p.259, 2011). Reviewing the seminar slides it states that since society is corrupt, then so is law enforcement. I don’t think just because society is corrupted means that all police office departments are corrupt, but it’s all about what type of people you have working for you as a police officer. I think if society protected illegal drug users under the “Americans with Disabilities Act”, then more and more people will start to claim that they have a disability just to get the drugs they want. In the book it states that “Within ten years, we will have everything classified as a disease, and then we can hope for justice and the end of discrimination in this country” (Delattre, E. J., P.268, 2011).
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If that’s the case then everyone should be place as having a disease as a result like I said more and more people are going to claim they have a disease or a disability just to get drugs and abuse them.
I think with this Americans with Disabilities Act law enforcement and other job fields are going to have to hire people that are drug users. About ramifications if they cannot hold the offender responsible for the crime then they have to dig deeper into the situation and find him or her responsible for it because it’s wrong holding the victim responsible for the crime like for example a woman getting raped we can’t blame her because she didn’t ask for
it. I think that for police agencies and all government agencies there is a higher standard and yes there should be a higher standard for both of them because they are stewards of people in general trust and are enabled to apply compel and uproot protected benefits when legitimately supported. They take a pledge of office, are relied upon to consent to expert codes of morals, and are liable to different laws, standards, and regulations.
If that’s the case then everyone should be place as having a disease as a result like I said more and more people are going to claim they have a disease or a disability just to get drugs and abuse them.
I think with this Americans with Disabilities Act law enforcement and other job fields are going to have to hire people that are drug users. About ramifications if they cannot hold the offender responsible for the crime then they have to dig deeper into the situation and find him or her responsible for it because it’s wrong holding the victim responsible for the crime like for example a woman getting raped we can’t blame her because she didn’t ask for
it. I think that for police agencies and all government agencies there is a higher standard and yes there should be a higher standard for both of them because they are stewards of people in general trust and are enabled to apply compel and uproot protected benefits when legitimately supported. They take a pledge of office, are relied upon to consent to expert codes of morals, and are liable to different laws, standards, and regulations.