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    Colombia: Cocaine Trade

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    11/8/2012 How does the Cocaine drug trade affect its producing countries‚ what problems are seen‚ and what are possible solutions to these problems both locally and internationally? The drug trafficking problem focused on Cocaine is mainly limited to three countries‚ Colombia‚ Peru and Bolivia. These three countries are the main producers and traders when it comes to the Coca leaf and Cocaine. They all face problems created by the war on drugs centered on Cocaine. In Peru and Bolivia they

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    Stages of Change There are six stages of behavior change that individual’s progress through when experiencing addiction. The first stage of change is Precontemplation‚ which is when individuals are defensive and in denial about addiction (Van Wormer & Davis‚ 2013). The second stage of change is contemplation‚ which is where an individual becomes aware of addiction‚ but does not see the need for change (Van Wormer & Davis‚ 2013). The third stage is preparation‚ which is when the individual comes

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    through 4 different maturation stages during their life. These cycles in order are egg‚ larvae‚ pupae‚ and finally the adult stage. The freshly hatched mealworms have one major goal‚ to eat. The larval mealworms are a caramel color and are very active. Mealworms eat plant matter. As the larvae get larger they will molt multiple times throughout the larval stage. The mealworms will continue to eat until they have stored enough energy to undergo metamorphosis. The pupae stage is like that of the butterfly

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    to speak about the progression and different stages. The progressively degenerative part of the disease implies that patient’s condition will imminently worsen in the future without any treatment. The timeline of decline is variable between different individuals‚ but we have established as a rough estimation the time between the different stages. Developed in 1982 by Dr. Reisberg’s‚ the Global Deterioration Scale demonstrates 7 different clinical stages and has been commonly utilised throughout the

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    What is Cocaine? Cocaine is a bitter‚ white‚ odorless‚ crystalline drug. Cocaine has been classified as a Schedule II drug by the United States. Cocaine is extracted and refined from the Coca plant. A highly addictive stimulant that produces profound feelings of pleasure. Cocaine can be snorted‚ injected‚ smoked or eaten. The level and length of the effects depend on how the drug was induced. Cocaine usually tops the list when it comes to common illicit drugs. It is a powerful stimulant that

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    There have been questions regarding cocaine along the lines of “Aren’t crack cocaine and powder cocaine the same drug?” and the answer is yes. Do they result in the same penalties under the court of law if caught possessing such drugs? Well‚ in a way‚ both yes and no. The same penalties are given for the same conviction‚ however‚ both must meet different requirements in order for the same punishment to be given. So then what’s the difference between the two? Scientifically‚ there is no chemical difference

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    Cocaine is a really powerful‚ really addictive stimulant drug. South Americans originally chewed and ingested cocoa leaves (Erythroxylon coca) for its stimulant effects. Over 100 years ago cocaine hydrochloride was isolated from the cocaine plant. This purified chemical is what causes your cocaine addiction. Humorously enough‚ many tonics and elixirs used cocaine in the early 1900s. Even Coca-Cola contained it. Surgeons also used it as a form of local anesthetic because cocaine blocks pain. The

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    Cocaine is a forceful addictive stimulant drug which causes many effects to the human body. It is processed from the Coca plant‚ usually inherited in South America. It may also be used for many medical purposes such a anesthesia for surgeries. As a drug used for illegal desires‚ it looks like an elegant‚ white crystal powder. Many dealers combine the powder with cornstarch‚ talcum powder‚ or flour. This is done to increase profits. It may also be mixed with another stimulant drug called amphetamine

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    CRIMES PROJECT GENERAL EXCEPTIONS INTOXICATION AND INSANITY GIRISH DEEPAK II SEMESTER 758 Introduction This project deals with a few of the general defences that are enshrined in Chapter IV of the Indian Penal Code. These general exceptions absolve certain persons from criminal liability due to what are seen to be extenuating circumstances. In other words‚ these are a form of defence for people who due to certain inability are deemed incapable of having committed the crime

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    Editorial: Cocaine Legalization 4/26/02 David Borden‚ Executive Director‚ borden@drcnet.org‚ 4/26/02 Earlier this week‚ a member of the British Parliament made a very bold statement. Jenny Tonge‚ a prominent member of the Liberal Democrat party‚ called for the legalization of cocaine. Even in the UK‚ where the drug policy debate has advanced dramatically further than in most places‚ Tonge’s statement is cutting edge‚ going further than the already forward-looking position of the party itself

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