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Legalizing Marijuana...? Legalizing Marijuana Although marijuana happens to be one of the main growing industries, presently, it is only legal for specificmedical purposes. Within the United States, there are a number of issues regarding the drug epidemic, which individuals engage in with the use of marijuana amongst other hard drugs being an all-time high (Morgan, 2010). Consequently, a large amount of actions intended in legalizing marijuana use has been gaining momentum in the recent past, with a huge number of people contending for its legalization. This is because, if the United States legalizes the use of...
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Legalizing Marijuana...? Legalizing Marijuana in the Society Based on the Theory of Utilitarianism and Perspective of Relativism and Ethical Egoism Abstract Legalizing of marijuana is an ethical issue which is much debated today. Some argue in favor of legalizing marijuana and consider it not as harmful as other dangerous drugs. Others argue against any kind of legalization of marijuana as they consider it as promoting drug use in the society. Both parties do have their own views with regards to the issue. In this paper, this particular ethical issue has been discussed in detail through some studies and reports conducted before. It has been compiled to support a specific stand and to justify the right actions toward the problem which is the legalization... of...
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Legalizing Marijuana...level.
Review of the study pertaining to marijuana legalization:
Among the regular users, here is another interesting data -"16.4% reported daily use; 27.0% weekly use;21.2% monthly use; 20.9% less than monthly use; and 14.6% reported no use in the three months prior to the survey .
As per another detailed survey, 4 years back by CAS(2005), the use of Cannabis in endorsed by 44.5 % of Canadian population is reported to have Marijuana once in life time and 14.1 % can be considered as addict.70% of 15 to 24 years old have taken Marijuana on regular manner. Against the national average of 44.5%,British Columbia has a fair share of 52.1% and the lower then average...
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Legalizing Marijuana...An argument Running head: ARGUMENTATIVE PAPER An argument for legalizing the sale and use of marijuana of Client of of Class
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An argument for legalizing the sale and use of marijuana
The sale and use of marijuana has been an issue of legality within the United States that sparks a vast controversy. The arrests that occur over the sale and use of the drug amount to a staggering statistic that creates a far greater drain on resources than would the legalization of the drug. There is evidence to show that the use has little to no ill effects and that other legal substances, such as alcohol...
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Legalizing marijuana...of Topic: Legalizing Marijuana Introduction The long-held view that marijuana is harmful to society is supported with evidence and the existing policy should not be reversed just to serve some interested individuals or groups with their unsupported claims while wreaking greater havoc to society. This paper discusses and analysis facts and claims against the legalization of marijuana by pointing out the social effects, health effects and economic effects. The continued prohibition on the use and production of marijuana is still the best course of action for the United States by looking at the strength of the arguments and their supporting...
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Legalizing Marijuana...which are present in the human mind.
The situation for the usage of Marijuana remains static as most of the countries have banned the recreational use of this drug, however, it is allowed in those countries to be used for medicinal purposes. (Gettman, Jon)
Audience
The topic is meant for two kinds of people:
Those who have tried Marijuana in their life and are not prejudiced towards it.
Those who have not tried Marijuana in their life and are prejudiced towards it
For those who have tried and are not prejudiced towards it, it is very simple to explain them the benefit of legalizing the drug. However, there are arguments which come from this side of the people who say...
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Legalizing Marijuana...Question The Problem, Its Essence and Victims The problem herein is the legalization of marijuana. The legalization of marijuana is a problem because the use of the same drug exposes one to addiction and the impairment mental and bodily functions. The use of marijuana readily co-occurs with memory loss, immune system deficiencies, cancer, birth defects and heart diseases. The entire public is bound to be harmed by this problem, since the effects of marijuana use and abuse are far reaching to pervade both users and non-users of marijuana. For instance, while the simple-minded may think that the dangers of...
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Legalizing Marijuana...Informative Speech Outline This paper is putting light on the recent debate on marijuana legalization. The debate is common in United States law institutions where everyone understands the importance of marijuana and its positive use.
The paper is elaborating the perceptions which people carry about the legalization of marijuana. Both negative and positive perceptions about marijuana legalization are being discussed in this paper.
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Legalizing Marijuana...Assignment An Assignment Submitted by of Establishment XXXX, Section XXXX, Spring In this persuasive essay I provide arguments that support legalization of marijuana. Bans on the use of marijuana do not lead to a decrease in consumption, but they lead to the formation of organized crime and smuggling and they infringe on the rights of citizens.
Keywords: marijuana, legalization, rights
Marijuana should be legalized
I think that the same approach to such completely different substances such as heroin and marijuana is illegal, deeply unscientific, demagogic and malicious. This approach aims to prevent any...
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Legalizing marijuana...Legalizing Marijuana Legalizing Marijuana has been one of the most popular issues for decades. Smoking marijuana has been a widespread activity among the people from all ages and is one of the most commonly traded drugs around the world. Although marijuana affects the natural brain functions such as: memory, learning, and the ability to solve problems, it has advantages more than disadvantages. In this essay, I will show the uses of marijuana in the medical field and the potential benefits to the community. Moreover, I will highlight the counter argument.
Using marijuana for medical reasons has...
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