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    was when the nation truly started to “declare war” to stop drug use. The “War on Drugs” was interpreted differently by government and the rest of society. Government emphasized in punishment and enforced harsh drug laws in hope to deter drug users. For instance, in 1973 Nelson Rockefeller proposed the harshest drug laws in the nation which included having more police, more prisons, and longer sentences. The other aspect on the war on drugs were the arguments made by people like Kurt Schmoke. He argued

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    THE EFFECT OF PERFORMANCE ENHANCING DRUGS There are many athletes that have confirmed positive for performance enhancing drugs (PED’s), which are also commonly referred to as a process called “doping.” Competitors use medications such as stimulants, human growth hormone, anabolic steroids, supplements and other methods to help them elevate their performance. The reasons many chose to “dope” are obvious; more strength/quickness leads to better performance, recognition and can often lead to bigger

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    Prescription Depressants “Correct (Chemical & Name Brand) Name of drug. What category is it? What schedule does it belong in?” To start things off, depressants is an umbrella term. It describes drugs designed to slow brain activity, suppress anxiety & panic attacks, aid sleep, etc. There are three types of common depressants: Benzodiazepines, non-benzodiazepine sleep-aids, and barbiturates. The category is depressants, as the name suggests. The drugs range from schedule 1-4, as some are medically useful and

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    Substance abuse has a tremendous effect on society. It affects families, communities and taxpayers. It discriminates against no creed. Anybody can become a victim to drugs, legal or illegal. According to Matthew David O’Deane, he describes substance abuse as the following: “Substance abuse is the overindulgence in and dependence of a drug or other chemical leading to effects that are detrimental to the individual’s physical and mental health”. Having a chemical dependency can cause young people to

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    The relation of violent crime and illicit drugs can be concluded by a variety of different scenarios. The Goldstein Tripartite Model facilitates it into 3 major instances (Levinthal, 2012). 1: Pharmacological violence is when the cause of the violent crime is caused by the direct ramification the drug has on the person's mental status, thus an altered mental status is what caused the violence (Levinthal, 2012). Alcohol, for instance, can cause the abuser to become increasingly violent and is one

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    Drug Testing Welfare Recipients When talking about the subject of drug testing welfare recipients, there are many standpoints, coming from a variety of people with political interests and differences as well as cultural backgrounds and living situations. Random drug testing welfare recipient has yet to become a law because the government is going back and forth over this issue and has yet to come to a conclusion if it is constitutional or not. There are issues about how to implement the process

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    that they see. Addiction is no different. If an individual sees a friend getting high and the pleasurable effects that the drug creates, the individual is likely to engage in the same behavior. Coping skills are crucial in dealing with addictions. Many people use their addiction to cope with the stress and hassle of everyday life. Research shows that addicts often turn to drugs as a means of coping with trauma or stress induced by environmental factors (King & Rossi, 2007). It is important for individuals

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    Opioids In Schools

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    particularly acknowledged in the lower economic class. Drug are becoming more popular in this day in time. Drugs are getting the attention of younger teenagers and adults. It is hard to determine if a person is using drugs or not. Substance abuse is a topic that has been spread in the society and is often look upon as the leftover of an inconsiderate acquisitiveness. As you can see on the news more parents are using heroin and other drugs such as cocaine to get a high and will pass out in front

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    Hooked Essay

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    That by itself surprised me and scared me. Any one of those people could have been me or a friend. Growing up, when drugs were discussed it was always in a way which made them seem like an older adult’s habit. Never, until recently did I start to understand drugs have no age limit. In my eyes, I couldn’t comprehend the possibility of a middle school aged child engaging in such harsh drug acts. As in the story with Ryan, he revealed he first tried heroin at the age of 13. That reality is a horrifying

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    government and its people in a third world country, things like this have actually happened in the United States. From the year 1980 to the year 2010 people incarcerated for federal drug charges increase from 4,749 people to 97,472. While those statistics may be shocking, the fact that approximately half of the people with federal drug charges are not even incarcerated in a federal prison. Those that are not in a federal prison are detained in private for-profit prisons owned by companies like Corrections

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