It is now time to look at alternative methods to solving the nation's drug problem. I will be looking at one of these methods that deals with the legalization of marijuana. ... Although, legalization will increase use of the drug. ... By legalizing drugs the dealer would be eliminated and therefore crime would be reduced. ... Education is an essential part in this proposal because through this method the problem is solved not mearly covered up with jail bars. ...

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Effects of Legalizing Marijuana Many feel today we are loosing the war on drugs. ... It is now time to look at alternative methods to solving the nation's drug problem. I will be looking at one of these methods that deal with the legalization of marijuana. ... It is true that legalization will not eliminate the major cause of violent crime. ... Education is an essential part in this proposal because through this method the problem is solved not covered up with jail bars.                ...

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The legalization of medical marijuana is a very controversial topic. ... Pro-marijuana legalization groups such as the Physician's Association for AIDS Care and the National Lymphoma Foundation argue that Marijuana should be legalized in order to treat terminally ill patients. Anti-marijuana legalization groups such as the Drug Enforcement Agency and city police departments argue that the legalization of medical marijuana can lead to the use of other drugs and increased drug trafficking. Considering both sides, I believe that we should ask ourselves a question: Should marijuana be legaliz...

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A logical solution to this problem is the legalization of illegal drugs. ... Legalization may produce easier access to dangerous drugs, but according to Ernest van den Haag, author of "Legalize Illegal drugs," "a rise in addiction seems unlikely." ... Legalization is a realistic approach to confronting this issue. ... The solution to this problem is the legalization of drugs. ... This method would eliminate more problems than it would cause. ...

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The most frequent method of use is to roll it in paper and smoke it like a cigarette; there are referred to as joints. The second most widespread method of use is to snokw the leaves in a pipe. The third method is to ingest it by combining it with food; this is the least common technique. ... If cocaine and morphine are permitted to be legalized then why is marijuana not? ... Although many people have attempted to legalize this drug, they have been unsuccessful. ...

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Although many people think it shouldn't be legalized, there are just as many who think it should. ... This is the con side of legalizing abortion. ... In my opinion, abortion should be legalized in some cases. ... I also do not agree with some of the methods that are used to get rid of the fetus. ... In this method, the fetus is dismembered in the uterus and then removed (1). ...

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While there are pro marijuana legalization groups such as the Physicians Association for AIDS Care, National Lymphoma Foundation arguing that marijuana should be legalized in order to treat terminally ill patients. Many anti marijuana agencies such as the Drug Enforcement Agency and police department argue that marijuana shouldn't be legalized because there is no hard core evidence that proves that marijuana has medical value. ... The most common method of use is to roll the leaves in paper and smoke it like a cigarette. ... The second common method use is to smoke it through a pipe. T...

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Legalization of Marijuana I believe that marijuana should be legalized in Canada and I found that if you researched this topic you would feel the same. Also that there are many good points for and against legalization. ... Ever sense then people have been fighting to try to legalize it. ... Another method is to slice open a cigar and replace the tobacco with marijuana, making what's called a blunt. ... There are many good facts for and against legalization. ...

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Over the past decade there has been some controversy of whether the legalization of marijuana would be constitutional. Many believe there should be legalization of marijuana but put laws on how much we can consume and in certain situations. ... This method can be used to legalize marijuana but with restrictions on who can obtain it and how much they can get. ... With legalizing marijuana there should be an age limit just like there is one for the sale of alcohol in all states. ... Another major factor of legalizing marijuana is that it would cut spending on prisons. ...

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The Legalization of Marijuana Most people who smoke marijuana do it for their own pleasure, just like people who drink alcohol. ... There is also literally hundreds of social, medical, and economic benefits of legalizing the sale, possession and use of marijuana and marijuana related products. I believe that Marijuana should be legalized because there is no evidence that it has caused a single death, it is useful in treating medical conditions, and it is less dangerous than alcohol. ... There are so many different reasons to legalize marijuana, but the most beneficial one is its use i...

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The debate of the legalization of Euthanasia hangs heavily on the ethics of the passing of life. ... That is why Euthanasia or Physician-Assisted Suicide should be legalized in all states and provinces of the United States of America if criteria and specific sub-laws are put in place to protect the ill and dying patients along with the patient's family and friends. ... (Daniel Callahan, PhD) The patients that will be affected by the legalization of euthanasia are those that are diagnosed with "terminal" illnesses. ... The difference, however, between the two methods is the dire...

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As opposed to the crude methods of smoking the drug, marijuana can be given in the much safer pill form or by an inhaler. ... All of the scientifically proven treatments that I have just discussed will have no incorporation in medicine until steps are made for its long overdue legalization. ... These laws do not legalize marijuana or alter criminal penalties regarding the possession or cultivation of marijuana for recreational use. ... Before opponents of medical marijuana can make their own decision on the matter of allowing the drugs use as medicine, they must remember that this movement...

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The legalization of abortion should never have been an option and should be outlawed today. ... The suction curettage method is where the cervix of the womb is dilated. ... This method is used primarily 13 to 20 weeks gestation. The fourth method is quite different from them all, it is called the saline solution method or in short salt poisoning. ... Not only did legalizing abortions not decrease child abuse but it increased it to an all time high. ...

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Abortion Should Not Be Legalized Abortion is the worst thing a woman can do against human dignity. ... Abortion is immoral and it should not be legalized. ... None of the methods women use to abort are completely safe. One of the most common methods used is Suction Aspiration. ... The way I look at it, we'll go back to our more primitive methods. ...

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As you may know there has been twenty states that have legalized it for medicinal marijuana use with the addition of Colorado and Washington legalizing usage completely for recreational proposes. ... However, I don't believe the legalization will be in the near future but that slowly more and more states will follow the lead of the current states who already in favor of the legalization. ... Recent polls show that a majority of Americans, 58%, are in favor of the legalization of marijuana. ... MJNA provides over 85 proprietary and patented cannabinoid "delivery methods" that ar...

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Euthanasia should not be legalized for a number of reasons. One reason euthanasia should not be legalized is it could lead to involuntary euthanasia. ... If voluntary euthanasia is legalized you might as well say your legalizing involuntary euthanasia as well and letting helpless people die. ... The problem is uninformed medical employees are using expired or inadequate methods to keep a patients pain under control. If we use today's medicine and technology today to our advantage by updating, finding sufficient methods and informing workers then we can ...

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Within this essay is an argument in favor of the legalization of marijuana. Marijuana should be legalized. ... Although there is some research that suggests that marijuana use during pregnancy is a cause of a slightly reduced birth weight and length, theses studies have been subject to criticism due to the methods used to obtain this information. ... Economically the legalization of marijuana would be extremely beneficial. ... Marijuana should be legalized....

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Holland was one of the first countries to legalize voluntary Euthanasia. ... With legalization comes regulation. ... Director, patients can now refuse all methods of life support. They can also choose to die by starvation, dehydration, or asphyxiation, none of which are considered methods of suicide, in the eyes of the law (Harrow 72-73). ... Many people are against the legalizing of euthanasia, because they believe in the "Slippery-slope" effect, or that once euthanasia is legalized, it will be harder to control, as more people will begin to see this method as a legitimate option. ...

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A form of regulated legalization of drugs would be a tolerant middle ground that recognizes the inevitability of drug use and strives to make it as safe as possible. ... Legalizing would eliminate the need for an invasive and brutal police force and halt the slow decline of our civil rights and liberties. ... An immediate effect of a legalized drug market would be increased safety for drug users. ... Clear labeling, instructions, and warnings present in a legalized system would result in safer usage. ... If a fraction of the funds wasted on enforcement were applied to drug treatment, which is ...

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Sides & Methods of Abortion Many have pondered upon the meaning of abortion. ... Even though abortion may be legalized, the case is not closed. ... Still yet another method is salt poisoning. ... This method is commonly used during the 2nd half of the term. ... It is general only used if other methods fail or aren't available. ...

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In legalizing this our country will loose its understanding of the worth of life. The first method, which is the lethal injection requires the patient to be attached to an IV which would be attached to three containers. ... The second method of assisted suicide is the inhalation of carbon monoxide. ... Depending on the severity of the patients illness they have a choice on two methods for releasing the carbon monoxide. ... (Wolwan 75) On the other hand there are people that agree with the legalization of physician assisted suicide. ...

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Would it be helpful to nationally legalize marijuana thereby making it less of a forbidden fruit for teens and young adults? ... I began my research after reading the article, "Legalizing Marijuana Would Harm Teens," by Robert Margolis. ... The author also claims, "a drug like marijuana is too dangerous to legalize," and that if marijuana is legalized it will fall into the hands of children like alcohol and tobacco already do (Margolis). ... Methods For my research question I asked, "Since Washington's legalization of marijuana in 2012, do you believe it has led t...

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Those in favor of legalized abortion deny that they are pro-abortion, even though it is sometimes necessary. ... The former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) legalized abortion in 1920, followed by Japan in 1948. During the 1960s and 1970, much of Europe and Asia, along with the United States, legalized abortion. ... The Hysterectomy method is usually used late in pregnancies. ... These methods and procedures are just a few ways that an abortion can be induced or completed. ...

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In 1973, the American Supreme Court legalized abortion following the letter to the then President Reagan on the research findings of the minimal effects associated with the choice to abort (Eastek, 2007). ... This concept follows the recent legalization of abortion under the democratic rule in America and legal operation of the abortion and family planning clinics. ... Research methods and the significance of the study on the effects of abortion on mental health The research methods used to examine the effects of abortion on mental health are the randomized experimental designs where there i...

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The most common method consists of rolling the finely chopped substance in thin papers to make marijuana cigarettes or joints. ... Legalization will be profitable to global economies in two ways. ... Legalization would also increase countries revenue. ... Legalizing alcohol did not increase alcoholism, so why would legalizing marijuana elevate drug abuse? ... Legalization is considered unnecessary by many people. ...

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