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Business of Drugs: 'Drug Trafficking'
In your own words, define drug trafficking. Describe what you feel might be the solution to combat this "business of drugs." Why do you think your solution would work? Support your theory.
This solution defines 'drug trafficking.' By debating the opposing solutions, it evaluates which one is the 'best' solution to combat this "business of drugs," and why. Theoretically supported. A highly informative article is also provided that debates two proposed solutions (war on drugs through punishment and stiffer laws vs. decriminalization of certain drugs to make trafficking no longer a lucrative business for drug dealers).
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