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    R I S K Despite their popularity‚ government-mandated smoking bans are not justified. The Case Against Smoking Bans T HOMAS A. L AMBERT University of Missouri–Columbia School of Law In recent months‚ dozens of localities and a number of states have enacted sweeping smoking bans. The bans generally forbid smoking in “public” places‚ which are defined to include not only publicly owned facilities but also privately owned properties to which members of the public are invited (e.g.‚ bars

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    should not be allowed in restaurants and other public places. By smoking in a public place‚ people are affecting more than just themselves‚ they are also affecting the innocent. If smoking is allowed in public places‚ then adult and children nonsmokers are subject to secondhand smoke. Secondhand smoke is defined as smoke that is breathed in that comes from the end of a lit cigarette‚ cigar‚ or pipe or that is exhaled by a smoker (Vogin). Nearly the same amounts of chemicals are breathed in during

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    Specific purpose: to persuade the audience that secondhand smoke is harmful. Claim: Smoking should be banned from all public locations such as schools and hospitals‚ because of its danger to others. Do you know someone who smokes or do you smoke? Have you ever smoked in front of another person before or even worse a child? My interest in secondhand smoke arose when i was younger and my dad smoked. I was about 8 or 9 years old‚ however I lost interest until last semester when I researched a paper

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    Stricter Laws for Tobacco users J. Ames February 02‚ 2013 ENGL101-X-1301A-04 Abstract: Second hand smoke exposure is a considerable risk to the nonsmoker in today’s society. Despite the unpleasantness of the smoke overall‚ there are also serious and well known health risks that coincide with smoke inhalation. Stricter tobacco laws are the only way to protect the rights of the non-smokers subjected to this health hazard. Many

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    expensive that most of the people‚ especially the income earners cannot afford. As such‚ proactive measures are needed to minimize the rate of cancer. Smoking has been linked to premature aging‚ discolored teeth‚ and stinking. Such factors cause the nonsmokers to

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    Smoking Bans in Casinos

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    smokers and nonsmokers‚ when I know this legislation is the difference between life and death for many. Countless studies have scientifically confirmed the devastating health effects of exposure to secondhand smoke. The evidence is so overwhelming‚ it begs reality that anyone could make an argument against an indoor smoking ban with a clear conscience (80). People in Las Vegas should be able to spend their money at casinos without having to put their lives at

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    Banning Smoking in Public Places Post University Millions of nonsmokers all across the globe are in danger of serious health risks because of smoking‚ banning smoking in public places is the only rational way to avoid such risk. Smoking is the number one leading cause of preventable death. This killer is responsible for painfully taking the life of just under a half million people a year according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC.gov; 2014) People that choose not to smoke have

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    Smoking has long been identified as a frontline causative factor for periodontal diseases and has been found to increase the severity and prevalence of the disease. According to the American Academy of Periodontology‚ “Periodontal disease is an inflammatory disease that affects the soft and hard structures that support the teeth. In its early stage‚ called gingivitis‚ the gums become swollen and red due to inflammation‚ which is the body’s natural response to the presence of harmful bacteria. In

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    smoking for 9-10 years now and I know just because you hear these figures does not mean you are going to quit smoking. * Some of the dangers of smoking are nicotine is very addictive‚ smoking causes health problems and smoking is harmful to nonsmokers. Body * Nicotine is the most addictive drug. It is more addictive than heroin because is large doses nicotine can be deadly. * Nicotine creates pleasant feelings that make the smoker want to smoke more. * It acts on the

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    Adolescent Smoking Prevalence. (2001‚ November). Retrieved from National Cancer Institue: http://cancercontrol.cancer.gov/brp/tcrb/monographs/14/ Cigarettes Defending your right to breathe smokefree air since 1976. (1998). Retrieved from American Nonsmokers ’ Rights Foundation: http://www.no-smoke.org/pdf/mediaordlist.pdf First‚ Second‚ and Third hand Smoking Life Expectancy. (2013‚ March). Retrieved from Centers foe Disease Control and Prevenvtion: http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/lifexpec.htm Minnesota

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