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    discusses certain policy changes. However I picked the following pros and cons of the proposed policy changes. i) Social workers need to be involved more closely (Pearson Learning Solutions‚ 2014). Pro: This proposed policy change will help in the identification of the right inmates to be segregated‚ and hence the mentally ill patients will stand a better chance of getting rehabilitated. Con: This

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    On this topic of gay marriage I’ve chosen the two ethical theories of utilitarianism and the Kantian ethics theory. On the pro side the utilitarianism theory plays a huge role when referring to this topic. Some may argue that it is constitutional and some may say that it just isn’t the right thing to do in this country. With this theory the actions are said to be judged in terms of promotion of human happiness. If someone is happy why it should matter what the law or government thinks. It’s important

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    GMO Pros And Cons

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    Transgenic application‚ advanced gene splicing techniques which are all part of biotechnology gave rise to genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and moving genes also referred to as genetic engineering (GE). These new genetically science allows genetic material from one species to be transferred into another species‚ creating transgenic organism with combinations of gene from plants‚ animals‚ bacterial or even a viral gene pools. This intentional transfer of genetic material has in turn brought biotechnology

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    Pros And Cons Of Labeling

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    such as corn or sugar using herbicides or pesticides. Throughout various tests on GM foods versus conventional foods‚ it has been proven that GM foods have no nutritional difference from conventional foods and do not place any greater effect on human health (Lawrence). Furthermore‚ the FDA already requires foods that do possess a significantly different nutritional value due to modifications must provide labelling that exposes the nutritional changes. Examples of circumstances where these labels would

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    that exact act? Is it necessary to create more terrorists because of the hate towards this program‚ just to possibly catch the current ones we face now? What is the real end goal? Is it to create a black mail mega-data for the government to have insurance due to the debt? Maybe the U.S.A is planning a global attack themselves‚ or it really is meant to stop terroristic acts against the United States. The thoughts of those looking into the affairs of the NSA think the government took a great idea‚

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    diseases or the creation of designer babies. The dilemma that humanity faces is do the pros outweigh the cons? Is the possible prize worth the risk? There are many opinions regarding this issue both agreeing with genetic engineering and others disagreeing. Humanity at this point in time should never even consider using gene editing on human embryos because the not only do the pros not outweigh the cons but the pros have chilling implications themselves.

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    The Pros And Cons Of Gmos

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    agree that GMOs are significantly impacting our food industry‚ but is it is affecting it in dangerous ways or advantageous ways. What they argue is‚ how much good is it doing compared to the bad it is doing? We do not know what GMOs are doing to the health of humans in the long run‚ but as of right now they are advantageous. GMOs have been proven to help with keeping pest and other harmful things out of the food we eat‚ but we do not know if they are affecting us in more serious ways. This is what companies

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    conspiracy revolving around the research. If people would take a step back and learn about fetal tissue exploration‚ then these fabrications would not longer take place. Just like anything within the research field‚ there are going to be pros and cons. The pros outweigh the cons‚ then the research should then be justified‚ even if it is on innocent fetal tissue. With this knowledge of tissues is rising‚ this causes many studies to show more potential cures for illnesses‚ with enormous potential‚ and gives

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    Haac Pros And Cons

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    Free speech‚ more than any other of America’s values‚ has been the touchstone of American democracy dating back to the Bill of Rights. The First Amendment‚ created in 1791‚ is so important because “without our basic and essential rights established by that first amendment‚ the others amendments would have little to no meaning and hardly any force.” It shows the creativity and innovativeness of American democracy. The Amendment states‚ “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion

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    Although prisoners are no longer free persons‚ they are still afforded certain rights set out in the US Constitution. According to Schmalleger and Smykla (2015)‚ before the middle of the twentieth century‚ prisoners were treated like slaves and they were not afforded any rights. This began to change once the goal of incarceration became rehabilitation instead of punishment. One of the major rights inmates are afforded is the right to be free from cruel and unusual punishment‚ which is explained in

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