Marijuana Prohibition

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    Marijuana

    Chris Rakel Instructor McCray English 105 December 2, 2010 Legalization of Marijuana Marijuana has had a very long and tried history in the world. The earliest known uses of marijuana go back as far as four thousand years ago. The plant has always been smoked; certain cultures use everything associated with the plant to produce certain products. The seeds can be used as a healthy substitute for certain foods; they are packed with protein and essential fatty acids. The stalk from hemp

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    Prohibition

    are rampant through society from the policies of prohibition: murder, corruption, assault, racial and economic marginalization, just a few examples of the effects fueled by the cold and inhuman policies of prohibition. The idea of prohibition is an old one and it is not practical to apply in our democratic government that is based on individual rights. The prohibition of alcohol during the roaring 20’s is the perfect example that proves prohibition is a failed policy that cost many people their lives

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    Om Sharan Budhathoki Principles of marketing 202 Professor Powell Feb -5-2014 3 Reasons Marijuana Legalization in Colorado Is Good for People of Color. For the first time, president Obama acknowledged this week that the prohibition of marijuana is unfairly enforced against African- American and Latinos, and for that reason, he says, legalization in Colorado and Washington should go forward. Without explicitly endorsing the laws, he told the New Yorker, “it’s important for them to go forward

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    Legalize Marijuana

    otherwise known as Marijuana. Abraham Lincoln said, "Prohibition goes beyond the bounds of reason, in that it attempts to control a man's appetite by legislation, and makes a crime out of things that are not crimes. A prohibition law strikes a blow at the very principles, upon which our government was founded." This statement still applies in today’s society in regard to the illegal use of marijuana. The ban on Marijuana causes more harm than the plant itself. The legalization of marijuana could benefit

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    Marijuana and the Economy

    How Marijuana Legalization Would Effect the Economy Table of Contents Introduction ................................................................................................... Page 3 Economic Growth …..................................................................................... Page 3 Policing Efforts …......................................................................................... Page 4 Illegal Immigrants …........................................................

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    Regional Development Theories

    Medicinal marijuana Institution Name Date Introduction Marijuana should be legalized. First, constitutionally medical marijuana should be legalized in the United States. It is unconstitutional to ban it, the first amendment of the constitution states that everyone have a right to be happy or pursue happiness. Some people are only happy if they used marijuana. In medical point of view, scientific studies including the ones sponsored by the US government have found that when marijuana is smoked

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    Om Sharan Budhathoki Principles of marketing 202 Professor Powell Feb -5-2014 3 Reasons Marijuana Legalization in Colorado Is Good for People of Color. For the first time, president Obama acknowledged this week that the prohibition of marijuana is unfairly enforced against African- American and Latinos, and for that reason, he says, legalization in Colorado and Washington should go forward. Without explicitly endorsing the laws, he told the New Yorker, “it’s important for them to go forward

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    Legalization of Marijuana

    Running head: LEGALIZATION OF MARIJUANA 1 Legalization of Marijuana Communications and Thought 1 February 23, 2015 LEGALIZATION OF MARIJUANA 2 Abstract The debate surrounding the legalization of marijuana has been raging decades. The debate is centered on the issues of health, addiction and economics. Arguments and claims supporting the legislation are countered by contrary arguments and claims. Scientific claims from

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    Article Rebuttal

    Rebuttal Many people say that Marijuana should not be legal, not even for medical use. For decades there has been an ongoing debate about whether or not marijuana should be legalized for medical purposes and or for recreational use. This debate is now out in the open, and for the first time Americans are seriously considering legalizing marijuana throughout the United States. The controversy regarding marijuana is. The first and most important reason marijuana should be legalized is for medical

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    The Miricle Crop

    The Miracle Crop Did you know that there is a plant strong enough to replace plastic, oil, and building materials; and the same plant has been cultivated for the past 12,000 years, yet it has been classified as a schedule one drug? Since it has been harvested, hemp has become one of the most popular crops ever grown. Our founding fathers including George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin, all grew hemp on their estates. In the early 20th Century, hemp was outlawed in the United

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