The government has tried for years to battle this enormous problem. ... This money could be spent on other important government programs. ... A program that is in trial in other countries is government based drug distribution. This program involves a government-controlled distribution of drugs such as heroin. ... It would reduce government spending while increasing government income. ...
The Government proclaims there is no therapeutic value in the medicinal use of marijuana, but they do not have hard evidence to prove it (Grinspoon 46). ... In 1986 a THC based synthetic called Marinol was approved by the Food and Drug Administration, unfortunately it did not treat as well as cannabis (Rosenthal 61). ... Government experts have concealed some information about similar prescription drugs, such as: percocet and codeine. ... Marijuana is not so different from other frequently prescribed stimulants, but its stereotypical summary has the government questioning its output. ... T...
The Government proclaims there is no therapeutic value in the medicinal use of marijuana, but they do not have hard evidence to prove it. ... In 1986 a THC based synthetic called Marinol was approved by the Food and Drug Administration, unfortunately it did not treat as well as cannabis . Government experts have indicated that marijuana does relieve pain, and other disorders, but it does not cure them, therefore can not be legalized as a prescription drug (Grinspoon 55). ... Government experts have concealed some information about similar prescription drugs, such as: percocet and codeine. ... ...
The misuse of government funding by welfare recipients has been debated for many years. ... If the goal of drug testing is to find drug users who utilize government funding then tests should not be limited to just welfare recipients, but to all who receive government subsidies. ... Should a person be subjected to indifference based solely on their income level? ... The effort will save government funds as long as the testing is done in a fair way. ... Those in opposition of mandatory drug testing believe that the drug tests are based solely on stereotypes of welfare recipients and believe they...
Those supporting the legalization of marijuana feel that the government has withheld a soothing drug from those who are suffering from severe illnesses, and as a result, these advocates find the government to be uncompassionate to those in pain. ... These opponents encourage the government's political involvement in the controversy because they feel that, with government funded experiments, the drug can be proven ineffective and unsafe. ... If medical treatment continues to be based on safe and useful drugs, marijuana will remain illegal. ...
The bill is based on a law enacted by Hawaii's legislature in 2000 allowing patients to grow, possess and use medical marijuana with physician approval. One option the government has is legalizing marijuana for medical use. ... Most people don't realize that some government officials are behind the legalization of marijuana. ...
Authoritarianism- a political system in which the government tolerates little or no opposition to its rules but permits nongovernmental centers of influence and allows debate on issues of public policy. Malaysia I believe would have an authoritarian government based on the way they felt about drug use and the harsh punishments. ... Government- those individuals and groups who control the state apparatus and direct state power. Malaysia's government had forceful control over the three boys. ... Profession- an occupation based on systematic and formal knowledge. ...
According to the authors the the methodology was based "a qualitative study of mephedrone in Ireland. ... In this segregate the Blue Point Drug Counselling and Outpatient – a non-governmental organization – has run a needle exchange program (NEP)" the key research findings of this article were based upon the 'circumstances of transition to mephedrone', 'the appearance of mephedrone use: the transition'. ... Nonetheless, hence the research is based on interviews these did not affect the behavior of the interviewers. Synopsis One research is based on...
"Most government research on marijuana is based on the "Pathology theory", or trying to find diseases caused by marijuana." ... The government admits that it is harmless, and there is little evidence it is addictive. ... The government tries to protect us from the so-called dangers of marijuana, a natural herb that has never caused a single death. ... The government is providing people with lies about marijuana, and the effects it has. ... Since marijuana is so beneficial to the medical industry, why can the government just take a chance? ...
The federal government responded to the widespread antagonism against the Chinese by introducing a head tax of $50 dollars per Chinese migrant in 1886. ... By 1911 the Canadian government banned the use of opium and other drugs. ... For instance, based on a survey done in 1923-1924 based on a survey of doctors and police departments, the Division of Narcotic Control estimated that there were 9,500 drug addicts in the country, while these numbers did not include the Chinese addicts, it was concluded that only 1 in every 1,000 Canadians were addicts. ...
The refusal to hire a person based on anything other than their qualifications is a poor decision on the management part. ... The Civil Rights Act of 1964 and 1991 prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, gender, or national origin. ... The federal government saw its losses skyrocket to $267 million (from 1985 to 1987) from the effects of sexual harassment. ...
It is reported that George Washington and Thomas Jefferson cultivated marijuana and preached for a hemp based economy! ... In 1930, the government founded the Federal Bureau of Narcotics who started a misinformation campaign against marijuana citing reports of insanity and violence known as "reefer madness." ... In fact, the United States Supreme Court upheld a ruling this week that the federal government may not revoke the licenses of doctors who recommend marijuana to their patients. ... As with any legal mood altering substance such as caffeine, tobacco or alcohol, adults are a...
Drug Testing on the Job The ethics of drug testing has become an increased concern for many companies in the recent years. More companies are beginning to use it and more people are starting more to have problems with it. The tests are now more than ever seen as a way to stop the pro...
