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    as a counter. I am passionate about the social issue of homelessness‚ mainly because I was part of this population a decade ago. Applied Survey Research defines homelessness in part as‚ “An individual who lacks a fixed‚ regular‚ and adequate nighttime residence…” The sad fact is that there are not enough resources to adequately shelter America’s most vulnerable citizens. Many cities have passed ordinances that have criminalized homelessness. These so called quality of life ordinances are meant to

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    As a final point‚ cyberbullying should be criminalized because criminalizing will act as a deterrent to future bullies and of the way its non-criminalized statute impacts the bullies. First‚ people who cyberbully others are rarely ever sued‚ much less charged with a crime. Here is a scenario‚ there is a child who is about to cyberbully someone. This child knows that it is very unlikely that they will get in trouble with law for this because it is not illegal and cyberbullying is usually not reported

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    Why Marijuana should not be Criminalized The decriminalization of marijuana is constantly debated by the Canadian government. As a society‚ it is necessary that we properly conduct measures to ensure that the users of this dangerous drug are penalized with more than just a fine. The only way to emphasize the seriousness of this drug is severe jail time. Marijuana has been classified under the Controlled Substances Act of 1970 as a schedule 1 drug due to its addictive nature. These

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    Executive Summary The world’s infamously known oldest profession is prostitution. This essay will express that while prostitution is immoral‚ it is a necessary evil and therefore it should not be fully criminalised. Instead‚ Singapore’s approach is ideal as it strikes a fair balance by regulating prostitution-related activities and retaining control over the red light districts. This paper will first discuss the arguments for and against the legalisation of prostitution and its ethical concerns

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    Homelessness Defined (Re)Defining Homelessness – A Synthesis of Thoughts Homelessness is a temporary condition that people fall into when they cannot afford to pay for a place to live‚ or when their current home is unsafe or unstable. Other factors‚ such as job loss‚ physical and mental disability‚ various hardships—including personal‚ and drug addiction can accelerate people’s slide into poverty‚ and for some‚ eventual homelessness‚ especially in the absence of proper social services. The lack

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    The issue of homelessness is not new in the US. The number of homelessness is drastically increasing a lot. As the number of homelessness is increasing why people are still not well aware to resolve the problem that has been occurring lately. Regardless of some circumstances and reasons of being homelessness‚ one has to give right to the homelessness people who want to get out of poverty line and want to live a prosperous life like everyone. S. Williams and T. Stickley (434) hypothesized that homeless

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    Homelessness Dewayne Henderson BSHS/465 July 21‚ 2014 Tanisha Laidler Homelessness Introduction Human service workers help people who are homeless to meet basic needs. Human service workers may refer clients to a variety of providers‚ such as temporary or permanent housing facilities‚ organizations that serve meals‚ and job centers that can assist the client in learning new skills or finding jobs. Some clients can need help finding treatment to address and underlying cause of homelessness. Working

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    Michelle Miss. Martin April 29‚ 2013 Nationwide The United States is a rich country it should not have high percentages of homelessness. People from many other parts of the world come to the United States to live. How do citizens end up homeless? Before the deflation California‚ Hawaii‚ Oregon‚ Nevada‚ and Washington State had the highest rates of homelessness (Homelessness 25). “Do you have a quarter?” Every time I drive up and down in Ventura I see “Quarter Bob‚” a homeless man in Ventura.

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    Tabitha Haney Robles English 3 3-11-14 The issue of homelessness in modern times is people act like they don’t care. They walk or drive by and do not think about how they live or how it is without money‚ food‚ a home‚ or family who don’t care about them because they are poor. People should care a little more and think “What if that was me?”. To understand homelessness‚ one must examine the issues that lead to these bad outcomes. Kids become homeless for a variety of reasons which

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    Causes of Homelessness in America Homelessness is an ongoing problem for our society. Every day we come to terms with the effects of it‚ but what about the causes? By definition‚ a person who is homeless lives in public. The lack and destruction of federal housing programs and increasing rents forced those who are homeless to do in public what everyone prefers to do in private. According to the website‚ National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty‚ the Low Income Housing Information Service

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