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College Essays related to 'Drugs'

We have 118 term papers and college essays on Drugs. Page 1 of 8.

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Drugs Not Allowed Unless They Calm The Kid Down This seven-page-paper provides a discussion about the uses of illicit and licit drugs within America's high schools. Using Ritalin and alcohol as examples the paper presents an outline of their uses and effects that they have on students. Several studies are also discussed. Bibliography lists four sources.

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Drugs And Olympics And the Tangled Web They Weave This 26-page-paper presents a detailed and in-depth discussion about the use of drugs in amateur athletics including the Olympics. Various drugs and their use in the sports arena as well as suggestions about how to stop it are included. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

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Drugs in Sport This comprehensive 8 page paper considers the problem of dope testing in sports. The cheats are always ahead of testers and the fight is an ongoing one. This paper considers the fight, the role of the regulators such as the IAAF, the problems of strict liability, ethical consideration and problems with harmonisation of drug testing. The bibliography cites 14 sources.

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Drugs in the Workplace (A Case Study) This 7 page paper addresses several human resource issues by focusing on a hypothetical case study where an employee is found to posses marijuana. Several issues are addressed. An actual possession case involving drugs is cited. What course a supervisor should take if no drug policy exists is discussed. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

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Drugs & Crime in the US A 10 page research paper that discusses the connection between crime and drug use, which the writer points out has been well documented in many empirical studies. Offenders who are involved with drugs have higher rates of criminal activity and it has been shown that there is a direct correlation between the level of drug use and an increase in the severity of criminal behavior. Conversely, when drug use decreases, so does crime, especially crimes that are income generating. This examination of the links between drugs and crime explores the causal relationship between these two elements, exploring how drugs and crime interrelate, as well as which drugs are associated with specific types of crime. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

6.	Drugs And The Law 4 pages in length. The writer discusses how current drug laws and policies are not only ineffective, but they also serve to add fuel to an already-rampant social problem. Legalization is supported. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

7.	Drugs and the Laws: Decriminalization and Harm Reduction A 3 page exploration of the logic of drug regulation. The author presents that argument that decriminalization has considerable potential when considered from the perspective of harm reduction. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

8.	Drugs and Crime An 11 page research paper that summarizes the first three essays in Drugs and Crime, edited by M. Tonry and J. Wilson. This volume offers a compilation of research on drugs and crime that comprehensively covers this topic to 1990. No additional sources cited.

9.	Drugs and Urban Violence This 15 page paper discusses various aspects of the issue of drugs and urban violence and comments on the strength of the link between drug use and urban violence. Bibliography lists 9 sources.

10.	Drugs and Prohibition A 3 page paper which examines how society's problems with drugs relates to drugs being illegal. Bibliography lists 1 source.

11.	Drugs and Their Negative Impact on Teens This 8 page paper discusses the negative impact drug and alcohol abuse can have on adolescents. Bibliography lists 8 sources.

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An Argument in Support of Legalization of Drugs This 9 page report discusses the benefits of decriminalizing drugs in the United States. The writer presents both sides of the issue but comes to the conclusion that the benefits of making currently illegal substances legally available will result in numerous societal, health, and economic benefits. Bibliography lists 15 sources.

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An Argument For The Legalization Of Drugs A 5 page opinion paper discussing and supporting the legalization of drugs in the United States. The report's author supports legalization and notes issues such as crime reduction and the effect of legalization in some nations in Europe. Bibliography lists four sources.

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We Can't Say NO to Drugs An 11 page paper discussing the problem of drugs in America, as well as other parts of the world, and why the war on drugs has failed. Drugs have always been with mankind as we seem to carry an inherent need to consume mind altering substances. A literature review is included which examines information which supports the notion that the war on drugs has been, and is, failing. Following that is a research design which entails an experiment/survey whereby proof is obtained towards the theory that we cant win the fight against drugs. Then comes a section regarding analysis of the research and then a conclusion. Bibliography contains 15 sources.

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The Benefits Of Legalized Drugs 8 pages in length. Of all the hotly debated topics looming over society today, there is one that has divided friends, family and lawmakers alike: the notion of legalizing drugs as a means by which to lower the crime rate and reduce the inherent negativity associated with drugs. To legalize drugs would be to remove the temptation that surrounds the act of drug taking; it would eliminate the need for black markets, robbery, murder and all the other insidious elements connected with illicit drug use. People would be left to their own accord as to how much and when they consumed without the infiltration of law enforcement authorities, enabling the crime rate to drop considerably and finally establishing societies where drugs are not at the root of virtually all criminal activity. The writer discusses the benefits of drug legalization, as well as addresses how well this platform has worked in Amsterdam. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

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