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    gamble that these companies take. An example: marijuana is a plant that is medically proven to reduce nausea. Long-term use has not been evaluated, and it is illegal in most states. However, people continue to utilize it for its alleviating benefits despite the risk of not being approved by the Federal Drug Administration. The Federal Drug Administration struggles to have control over the legalization of marijuana. The battle of getting marijuana legalized for medical purposes is a struggle that

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    comes to marijuana many U.S citizens have mixed emotions on this topic. The people who are all for it, argue that it would have a great impact on health such as medical marijuana and a tremendous boost in our economy. The opposing side thinks that marijuana can lead into health issues as well as many teens being omitted to the E.R for the marijuana use. Which levaes you with something to think about, Should Marijuana be legalized on a Federal level? A major factor on legalizing Marijuana is health

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    Legalizing Marijuana in North Carolina Alone in 2015 colorado sold recreational marijuana worth more than $996 billion (thecannabist.co), which means that colorado is making a whole lot of money by selling marijuana which has many advantages. So the question is, would North Carolina also benefit from legalizing marijuana and might there be any negative consequences? While some people think that cannabis is unhealthy, it is clear that it would make North Carolina more peaceful and bring them a lot

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    Marijuana Should Be Legal Essay

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    Abstract The following is a proposal for a public policy that would legalize marijuana and have the drug be treated as alcohol. This is necessary because the current policy is detrimental to society and the legalization of marijuana would be beneficial. The prohibition of the drug is unfounded because tobacco and alcohol, legalized substances, are more dangerous than marijuana. Also, the legislation regarding the drug was created on racist sentiments, reducing the law’s credibility. The current

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    current events and issues. In the case of cannabis legalization, media portrayal is either good or bad, never neutral. Overall, there is value in cannabis use as individuals have been able to substitute cannabis for opioids and there has never been a marijuana overdose. Many members of society recognize these advantages, thus they want to make an impact and contribution to policy. The Canadian Federal Task Force on Cannabis received 30 written submissions of support and contribution from coalitions groups

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    had available the sizeable tax revenues from legalizing marijuana. The fight for marijuana reform has been an ongoing battle, and every time this matter is argued, those voting against marijuana have triumphed. A report on PBS.org titled “Busted – America’s war of Marijuana” states that since 1937 attempts to criminalize marijuana began to emerge, starting with the Marihuana Tax Act of 1937. This

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    The legalization of marijuana in America Overview Issue The new events of legalizing marijuana for recreational use has increased controversy in the United States, those against it say it was bad enough before when it was merely allowed for medicinal use and now that these new laws and rules are really infuriating those who are against it. However on the flip side people are also arguing that now that it is allowed for recreational use people it will lessen crime rates, related to selling and buying

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    current prohibition on marijuana reforms has put the United States in a similar situation. Marijuana is the most widely used illicit drug in the United States. According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, “95 million Americans age 12 and older have tried "pot" at least once, and three out of every four illicit-drug users reported using marijuana within the previous 30 days” (ONDCP). The decriminalization and eventually legalization for the recreational use of marijuana will bring forth benefits

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    Cbd Advantages

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    CBD or cannabidiol is a compound found in marijuana that has gathered a lot of interest in recent years, particularly as the case for legalization of marijuana sweeps over the globe. When experts have been arguing over the medical benefits of marijuana for decades, they do so chiefly over two chemical compounds: THC or tetrahydrocannabinol and CBD. While it is THC that is responsible for producing the psychoactive effects that marijuana is known for, CBD does not. THC has various side effects that

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    From Recreational Marijuana” Economic Questions: How does the availability of legalized recreational marijuana affect the market demand for marijuana and drug trafficking in areas that are in close to a legalized State? Policy Relevance: The researchers used detailed administrative data on Washington state recreational marijuana sales, which became legal in July of 2014. Data found that marijuana retailers spread across the Washington-Oregon border suffered a 41% drop in marijuana sales as a result

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