Antilegalization of Drugs

Title: Antilegalization of Drugs
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Antilegalization of Drugs

Anti-legalization of Drugs Drugs have been around for many centuries and proceeds to be a major issue for the last few decades. Marijuana was first federally prohibited in 1937. Today, nearly 70 million Americans admit to having tried it ( Inciardi 19 ). Whether people stop using drugs, there will always be more and more people reaching out to use drugs. For the past few decades, many people have tried to legalize drug use as well as stopping the use …showed first 75 words of 1344 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 1344 total…Kennedy, X.J., Dorthy M. Kennedy, and Jane E. Aaron, eds. The Bedford Reader. 6th ed. Boston: Bedford, 1997 "Legalizing Drugs." Greenhaven Press. San Diego: 1996 Olson, William J. " Drugs Should Not Be Legalized. " Greenhaven Press. 65-92 Riga, Peter J. " Legalization Would Help Solve The Nation's Drug Problem." Greenhaven Press. 52-54 Rosenthal, A.M. " The Case For Slavery." Kennedy, Kennedy, and Aaron 370-372 " Two Crucial Issues in the Argument for Drug Legalization." 25 July, 1999: Vidal, Gore " Drugs." Kennedy, Kennedy, and Aaron 365-367

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