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…in the corners of the rooms. Important Relevant Facts A: Kathryn's illness (Welfare) B: Welfare of the daughter Wendy C: Joe's incapability's to provide for his own welfare And also Wendy's D: Joe's drug addiction and cause E: Appending charges against Joe F: Living…

…In the late 1930's a film was released to supposedly educate society on the horrible epidemic that the drug marijuana had created. The film Reefer Madness hit the theaters in hopes to steer people away from using marijuana. The film starts by showing…

…% greater among adolescents and young adults who could legally consume alcohol than among their peers who could not.19 Using national data on alcohol and drug use among high school seniors from 1976 - 1987, one study found a decrease in marijuana use associated…

…has been looked down upon since the 1930’s for the wrong reasons. It has been misunderstood and classified as a schedule 1 drug such as heroin. However evidence has proven that marijuana is only as harmful as alcohol is, which is legal. Marijuana is one…

…in the present day fast food diet, and are the essential building blocks of life. The seed itself contains a high amount of protein, making hemp seeds an excellent food for healthy living. As a psychedelic recreational drug, marijuana is either eaten or smoked…

…of the needed HIV/AIDS drugs because of their drastically cheaper prices the pharmaceutical companies replied by taking them to court. How is this fair? Is this the price the poor, developing nations have to pay because their system abides with international laws…

…Abortion is a very controversial subject that has been continually argued in the past and will be for many years to come. The main controversy is; should abortion be legalized? The first step is to define abortion. Abortion is the destruction…

…many plans that have been discussed when it comes to combating the drug problem in America. The main ones are legalization, a two-market approach, increased law enforcement, asset forfeiture programs, and enlisting public support. Those…

…of their shared behavior of drug use and their capability to refuse to accept the social and legal authority present in their community and schools. Four features that become visible to guard against substance abusing behavior are having an optimistic, compassionate…

…of the political, economical, moral, religious and social issue surrounding casino gambling. Many opponents likened it to ?war on drugs? calling it ?war on gambling?2. The major underlying reason for casino legalization in most states was economic and tourism…