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    Canada: Drug Abuse

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    marijuana has been dated to 2737 B.C. in China. But it was not until the nineteenth century that the active substances in drugs were extracted. There was a time in history when some of these newly discovered substances‚ such as morphine‚ laudanum‚ cocaine‚ were completely unregulated and prescribed freely by physicians for a wide variety of ailments. Canada’s Drug of Choice: Marijuana Contrary to popular belief the rate of illicit drug use is actually on the decline. The most commonly used drug

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    Assistant Attorney General Florida Bar No. 000416 Office of Attorney General Rivergate Plaza‚ Suite 610 444 Brickell Avenue Miami‚ FL 33131 Tel: 305-756-4321 QUESTION PRESENTED Whether the trial court properly denied the motion to suppress cocaine obtained from Mr. Garza during a traffic stop‚ which was reasonably delayed through the time of the search‚ while Mr. Clements called for backup and had probable cause based upon (1) the suspects’ location in a high crime area; (2) the odor of burnt

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    grows and it becomes more difficult to criminally prosecute these women. On October 4‚ 2010 the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in Ferguson v. City of Charleston.(Harris) This case was brought to the Supreme Court by 10 women who were tested for cocaine use without their consent while recieving prenatal care at a South Carolina public hospital. Women who tested positive were turned into the local police and arrested for crminal child abuse. The Court has to decide whether or not drug testing pregnant

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    Cannabis Essay The argument continues‚ should marijuana be legalized? This paragraph will reveal the benefits of legalizing marijuana. The first reason is that keeping marijuana illegal is very expensive‚ studies have shown about $8.7 billion would be saved in law enforcement and another $8.7 billion would be generated from taxes‚ this statistic shows how much money the government is spending and could be done with the legalization of marijuana. The next reason marijuana should be legalized is

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    economy. Legalizing drugs may help government costs and tax revenues. Drugs can save the government billions annually in expenses related to prohibition and would gain a lot of tax revenue from placing taxes on the new legalized drugs‚ such as‚ cocaine and heroin. Jeffrey A. Miron and Katherine Waldock authors of “Making an Economic Case for Legalizing Drugs‚” state that‚ “Legalization would reduce state and federal deficits by eliminating expenditure on prohibition enforcement-arrests‚ prosecutions

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    Marijuana

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    Cheema 1 Farhan Afzal Cheema 2015-11-0079 Rabia Nafees Shah SS 100 Writing and Communication 4 January 2012 Should Marijuana be legalized in the United States of America? Marijuana “is a greenish-gray mixture of the dried‚ shredded leaves‚ stems‚ seeds‚ and flowers of Cannabis sativa- the hemp plant” (NIDA “What is Marijuana?”). It is the most widely used illegal drug in America according to the 2008 National Survey on Drug Use and Health and was the only drug used by more than half of

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    The movie Blow depicted the life of a man by the name of George Jung‚ a convicted drug dealer. Jung became one of largest importer of cocaine in the United States in the 1970s. Jung’s early business as a drug dealer took off when he and his best friend by the name of Tuna decided to move to California. While partying one day they came up on a few girls that eventually became friends with. George started dating on of them her name was Barbara‚ who then introduced him to a friend by the name of Derek

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    Drug Addiction Cases

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    Drug abuse is becoming prevalence in Nigerian societies. This justifies the intensive media campaign against the menace. The commonly abused drugs are aspirin‚ cannabis‚ heroine‚ amphetamine‚ cocaine‚ indian-hemp‚ alcohol‚ tobacco etc.  Social studies as a dynamic and problem solving discipline has drug education as one of the emerging areas of study. Drug education intends to expose the learners to uses‚ abuse and contraindication of drugs. Social studies being an integrated discipline which

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    narcotics and the world’s biggest consumer of narcotics just happen to be neighbors. “Poor Mexico‚” its former president Porfirio Díaz is said to have remarked. “So far from God and so close to the United States.” The Sinaloa cartel can buy a kilo of cocaine in the highlands of Colombia or Peru for around $2‚000‚ then watch it accrue value as it makes its way to market. In Mexico‚ that kilo fetches more than $10‚000. Jump the border to the United States‚ and

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    Illegal Drugs

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    ANALYTICAL REPORT ON ILLEGAL DRUGS History The illegal drugs problem in the country is real and pervasive. It is undermining the moral fabric of our society and is victimizing almost everyone‚ including even young children in the grade schools. It has become a threat to national security. The national drug strategy which is primarily focused on "demand and supply reduction" appears to be working ineffectively. On the contrary‚ the demand for illegal

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