Drugs and the Law
Addressing the "WAR ON DRUGS"
Are the current laws and policies effective? Why or Why not?
How would you recommend changing current policies or laws OR create new policies/laws to combat drugs?
How would your recommended changes positively impact the war on drugs?
Are there any drawbacks to your solution?
Addressing the "WAR ON DRUGS," this solution discusses if the current laws and policies are effective, including why or why not. Recommendations for changing current policies or laws or creating new policies/laws to combat drugs are also discussed, including how these changes would be expected to positively impact the war on drugs and the potential drawbacks. An article is also provided that further discusses both the successes and the need for improvement in the present system, as well as links for further research.
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