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    Medical Marijuana

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    Medical marijuana has many benefits to society just not for the users; medical marijuana through dispensaries can have taxable revenue. But many‚ as well as the federal government‚ it is a highly addictive drug but even Jimmy Carter pushed for the decriminalization of marijuana in 1976. Medical marijuana has benefits for those who suffer from Autism. “Medical marijuana cured my son” says Marie Myung-Ok Lee in the “Overkill in the War on Pot” continues “Our doctor‚ who started out as a healthy skeptic‚ was

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    Canadian Charter Analysis

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    The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom is a form of mechanism that ensures that the Canadian government does not do anything that is either undemocratic or against the natural rights in which the Charter is built upon (Source). The Charter does this by giving ordinary citizens the power to defend their rights against any government intrusion through the judicial system. A good example of this is the gay rights movement where gay and lesbian activists incorporated the Charter in their attempt

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    We will discover in this essay that there are several types of murder. Then‚ we can decide given the circumstances if Goodman’s statement holds to be true. Abortion is one of the most debated issues amongst Americans. The advocates for decriminalization of contraception and abortion‚ both in the early twentieth century and among second wave feminist‚ first built their cases on radical ethical and social values; universal rights of privacy‚ of control over one’s own body‚ of women’s citizenship

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    Marijuana Debate

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    Erica Del Vigna Coms 2 Negative Outline Proposition: The state of California should legalize marijuana. I. Introduction Thesis: Though I agree that marijuana should be put into a controlled environment‚ I believe it should not be legalized due to its poor health attributes‚ and its negative influence towards the youth and drug users. Preview: I will be explaining today why the affirmatives plan does will not work as a sufficient plan in California. I will start by refuting his claims

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    The legalization of drugs has been at the center of interminable debate. Drugs have widely been perceived as a dominant threat to the moral fabric of society. Drug use has been attributed as the source responsible for a myriad of key issues. For instance‚ it is believed that drugs have exacerbated the already weak status of mental health in the United States in which some individuals suffering from mental illness administer illicit substances such as heroin or cocaine in an attempt to self-medicate

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    Running Head

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    Running head: ASSIGNMENT #3A: CRITICAL RESPONSE #2 1 "How to Legalize Pot" by Bill Keller Venessa Douse Humber College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning  In the article “How to Legalize Pot” by Bill Keller‚ the author explains his view points on how to make the recreational use of marijuana legal in the U.S.A. In the article‚ he points out that Mark Keliman‚ a drug policy expert he spoke to in 2002 on why the legalization of marijuana was not the best

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    In " It’s Time to Let Teenagers Drink Again" (Time magazine May 19‚ 2014) Camille Paglia believe the rule of the National Minimum Drinking Age Act should be "repealed". Beside the right of voting‚ serving in the military or entering contracts‚ teenagers should be allowed to buy beer and wine. The author thinks the rule is restricting personal choice of teenagers. The reason that the rule was created‚ is about the increasing of drunk driving causes of traffic accidents‚ but Camille Paglia thinks it

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    embraced. These nonprofits changed their tactics by structuring sex workers rights as human rights. By astutely integrated human rights principles into their services in order to fight AIDS and advance COYOTE’s political goals it helped to reframe decriminalization of sex work‚ and placed sex workers issues at the center of

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    loved ones must face. It makes them cantankerous and melancholy‚ no current pain management techniques work. To smoke‚ or not to smoke? This is a question that many people in pain must ask themselves. With the fairly recent legalization and decriminalization of marijuana in many different states‚ a new alternative pain relief is in the hands of the many. With years of propaganda and fear tactics used to keep marijuana illegal‚ finding extensive‚ long term‚ non-biased research studies on the effectiveness

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    Regulation Vs Prohibition

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    Efforts to fight drug use in America date back to colonial times. Every single drug that has made its way into our country has been the subject of government restriction. Therefore‚ every branch of our federal government has been involved in dealing with the drug problem in our society. The two ways of dealing with drug problems are regulation and prohibition. Regulation involves imposing taxes and restriction on a particular drug. Regulation is intended to increase the cost of the drug hoping to

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