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    Legalizing Ganja Outline

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    in cost reductions at the federal level"(1stmarijuanagrowerspage.com). The full legalization of Marijuana would eliminate many of the" basic enforcement problems of prohibition"( Gieringer‚ Dale‚ Ph.D. Economics of Cannabis Legalization) and decriminalization. As a result of the legalization of Marijuana‚ there would be less judicial time spent on related cases and by extension‚ a reduction in tax dollars spent‚ on inmates incarcerated for Marijuana trafficking or possession. According to Paul Armentano

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    Mixing the moral and political is often perilous in the American political and legal scene. In the last two decades moral questions such as abortion and illegal drug use have been incendiary in political discussions. Current mixed political and moral issues include "partial-birth abortion" and physician-assisted suicide. Meier and Geis’ main thesis identifies parameters of "victimless crime" in four areas—prostitution‚ drugs‚ homosexuality‚ and abortion—and recognizes that law can solve and create

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    makes it so much more valuable to people than if it were legal‚ which is technically providing opportunities for teenagers to make easy buck selling it to their friends or anybody else. If the huge profit for marijuana sales were ended through decriminalization‚ there would be less encouragement for teens to sell it to one

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    Narcotic Criminalization

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    This is where the decriminalization and harm reduction come into play. In Switzerland drugs ran rampant and street crime as well as the HIV virus prospered(Nebehay). But the Swiss took a different approach instead of putting addicts behind bars they gave them a safe haven(Nebehay)

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    “27.6 percent of drug offenders were locked up for crimes related to marijuana.”(huffingtonpost.com) The Bureau of Justice Statistics generated reports concerning arrests related to illicit drugs‚ particularly marijuana‚ and they speculated decriminalization of such drugs would save American taxpayers billions‚ as well as reduce the prison population by millions.

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    Marijuana Legalization

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    Legalization of Marijuana Table of Contents Survey Results………………………………………………………………………………………………………………16 Ethical Decisions The legalization of marijuana is a sensitive subject because it tests our morality as a Nation. Anytime America tries to make a major progressive change there are always certain ethical risks that will be represented about our country to the rest of the World. Not only will the country be perceived differently‚ but the people within the

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    Juvenile Justice History

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    Juvenile justice has been in existence since the early 1800s. Prior to the twentieth century juveniles were considered property or chattel. Once a juvenile reached the age of seven or older they were held accountable for their actions and often given a variety of corporal punishment that included banishment and even death. There are five periods in the history of juvenile justice including Puritan‚ Refuge‚ Juvenile Court‚ Juvenile Rights‚ and Crime Control. During the Puritan period in (1646-1842)

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    The Legalization of Marijuana: The legalization of marijuana is one of the many controversial debates in America today. Some people believe that marijuana is a gateway drug and is very harmful‚ marijuana enthusiast argue that cannabis isn’t harmful and can drastically improve the American economy. “Marijuana prohibition cost America $7.7 billion dollars a year.”(Head 2012) The legalization of marijuana would avail many people. If marijuana is legalized then the American government could tax it

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    Decriminalizing Libel

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    LIBEL SHOULD BE DECRIMINALIZED LEGAL RESEARCH PAPER Submitted to: Atty. Jill Marie Lopez By: Lorenz Corpus Gerald Dimalaluan Dayne Espiritu Neil Eustaquio Ces Francisco Darcee Galleon Jason Gavina Midi Gentica Regina Gomez Carlo Ilano Noel Illescas Nadia Karim Angelo Lajarca Group 2‚ 1D SY 2010-11 table of contents I. Definition of Libel 3 II. Defenses in Libel 5 III. Arguments for Decriminalizing Libel 8 IV. Bills for

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    DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE ON SECTION 309: DECRIMINALIZATION OF ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE CRITICAL ANALYSIS FAISAL KHAN BA LLB-2012‚ SEC-C INTRODUCTION I will start my paper by asking a general and simple question that a person who is committing suicide is a criminal or a victim. Suicide means deliberate termination of one’s own physical existence or self-murder. It is an act of

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