Marijuana Legalization Affects Crime

Marijuana Legalization Affecting Crime/DUIs Legalization of Marijuana has been a major concern to the society as people argue that it increases the rates of DUI crime. However, this is a mare assumption that lacks substantial prove. The government allocates a large percentage of its budget to the fight against distribution and consumption of Marijuana. Kilmer (3) argues that legalization of Marijuana enables the government to diverge the same funds to other developmental sectors. In states where Marijuana has been legalized, the percentage of increased juvenile delinquency has not significantly increased. Also, abusing of the drug among high school learners has not increased in these countries. Legalizing Marijuana facilitates the government
Analyzing the counter hypothesis that Marijuana legalization increases DUI criminal behavior in the society will be important in establishing and weighing the negative and positive impact for a more comprehensive generalization. My proposal question is “how marijuana legalization affects DUIs crime in the society, based on the fact that it is addictive and interferes with people’s emotional behavior? “ I intend to carry my research in distinct institutions where Marijuana abuse and DUIs crime has been recorded in the recent past. The institutions will range from high school to colleges where students can easily be influenced into taking drugs. In this perspective, I will be able to establish the relationship between DUIs crime and the drug in the institutional boundaries, which are a representation of the
This is due to the fact that they are familiar with their own institutions and interacting with their schoolmates will be easier. I intend to collect data from both private-owned and public institutions since they have different policies that regulate student behavior and conduct. I will emphasize on collection of data from students of varied age for diverse opinions on the issue. The questions will be designed in a simple manner that allows the sample to respond within a short time and with little struggle. This will attract a response rate of about 80-90 percent, which is effective for the research. However, I intend to capture information from about 800 students from the different