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…doesn’t support the use but if you were to legalize it then the government could “control it, tax it, regulate it, and take the business away from the black market”. (Wagner-Flannery) Marijuana is the most popular drug in the country, if it was legal, we…

…Legal and Regulation Asbestos means any of the following fibrous silicates: actinolite, amosite, anthophyllite, chrysotle, crocidolite or tremolite; fibre means a fibre of asbestos that is more than five micrometres in length and less than…

…(Fitzgerald P. p. 48) Legal Issues 1.<Tab/>Are the proceedings of the case criminal or civil in nature? Did the magistrate err in finding the facts leading to the order on a balance of probabilities only? 2.<Tab/>Did the evidence…

…The legalization of marijuana is a very controversial issue. Contrary to popular belief, there are many positive results that can come from allolwing citizens to use this drug freely. Some cancer patients have been prescribed a drug called "Maninol…

…on alcohol rather than other drugs. Article #2 http://www.electronicreferences.com/view.php/Social%20Issues/1062.HTM Should Marijuana be legalized for Medical Purposes? Marijuana has been used extensively as a medical remedy for more than five thousand…

…Athletes abusing drugs today is as common as going to church on Sunday. All around us there are athletes taking legal and illegal supplements. The abuse of these supplements has caused a problem that the sports world cannot ignore. Take the Olympics…

…factors such as liability, financial, legal, and the span of control of all members involved in the business entity while ensuring a successful and profitable venture for all vested parties involved in the facilitation of the business. The business entity…

…prevention programs. Thus far we have three options on how to deal with marijuana, legalize it, allow it to be used only for prescription drug purposes, or keep it illegal. There are numerous benefits in legalizing marijuana such as the medical treatment it offers…

…to the case-in-chief because the defendant was also pulled over for weaving in and out of his traffic lane and was convicted for the operation of a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol (and drugs). After the defendant was pulled over, he told…

…a government-controlled legalization of drugs is the only solution. Drugs would no longer be seen as a way for teens to rebel against authority figures. The illegal drug-trade that controls today’s streets would be non-existent. A steady decline in incarcerations…