Some believe that the government should legalize marijuana for medical purpose and the belief that the crime rate will decrease. ... Not only are there medical uses for marijuana but the government could also benefit if it was legal. The government can tax the sale of marijuana as they do for cigarettes. ... People become less productive, and according to researchers in Australia, "Heavy marijuana use may be linked to depression and anxiety." ... The government should at least legalize it for the medical uses....

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To legalize or not to legalize, that is the question of debate contemplating the Canadian government today. ... A recent study conducted by the Australian Democrats (an Australian political party) concluded the "regulation of marijuana supply and taxation of use, would lead to less use of the drug" (Democrats). ... Through the legalization of marijuana, the Canadian government will not only see a smaller needed expenditure on the "drug-war", but will also see an increase in revenues for government spending. Through the same taxation procedures as the tobacco industry (where "62%" (Frank Dis...

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Australian Experiences B. ... Conclusion The many benefits of marijuana legalization are obvious, better treatment of diseases, better alternatives to current materials and, fewer criminals, thus making fewer dependant on the government. ...

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The legalization of marijuana is one of the most controversial debates in today's government. ... Though legalization of marijuana has not yet happened in other countries, places like Australia, India, Nepal, Afghanistan, Morocco, and others due show greater tolerance. ... A lot of people want the legalization of marijuana to pass as a bill without fully understanding the implications of government involvement. ...

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A follow up 1994 report by the Australian federal government determined that, "There is reasonable evidence for the potential efficacy of THC in the treatment of glaucoma, especially in cases which have proved resistant to existing anti-glaucoma agents," and recommended the drug's use under medically supervised conditions ("Medical Marijuana"). ...

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