Essays on Marijuana
Marijuana is one of the most widely used illicit substances in the world. It has been used for centuries by many cultures, but it only recently gained widespread attention due to its medicinal and recreational uses. Despite its popularity, there are still numerous debates about the safety and efficacy of marijuana use.Proponents of marijuana argue that it has numerous health benefits, including pain relief, reduction in nausea associated with chemotherapy treatments, improved sleep quality, and anti-inflammatory properties. They also suggest that marijuana may be an effective treatment for a variety of mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety disorders. Furthermore, some research suggests that using cannabis could potentially reduce the risk of developing certain types of cancer or slow down the progression of existing cancers. Supporters also point to evidence that legalization would lead to greater regulation which could help prevent accidental consumption by minors as well as reducing criminal activity related to drug trafficking and sale.On the other hand, opponents claim that cannabis can have negative effects on physical and mental health when abused or misused over a long period time. For example, short-term use can impair cognitive functions such as memory processing and decision making; chronic use has been linked to respiratory issues such as bronchitis; heavy users may experience increased risks for psychosis or schizophrenia; vaping marijuana cartridges can contain harmful chemicals like formaldehyde; lastly legalizers contend it would increase access among youth who are already at higher risks for substance abuse problems than adults. Thus far no clear consensus exists among experts on these matters making it difficult to evaluate opposing arguments objectively without further investigation into potential harms versus benefits derived from usage. In conclusion, while much debate continues regarding whether marijuana should be legalized or not due to unanswered questions regarding its potential harms versus benefits more research needs to be conducted before any definitive conclusions can be drawn either way.
Introduction and Executive Summary This is a parliamentary submission that seeks to explain reasons against marijuana legalization and for this case in California State. California proposition 64 seeks to reform the realistic approach to the marijuana policy in California. This has been sparked by the heated-up debates that have increased in the last two decades […]
Introduction According to 2014 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), marijuana is one of the most used illicit drugs with 22.2 million users per month. The survey also states that adolescents and young adults are the most affected group. Perceptions of the risks associated with consuming marijuana have steadily declined due to the […]
Introduction The use of marijuana has become increasingly popular and acceptable within our country over the last couple of years. This widespread use of marijuana across the country has led to its legalization in eighteen states including the District of Colombia for both medical and recreational use. Such legalization has ignored the fact that marijuana […]
Introduction Legalization Marijuana would offer an important economic favorable position over decriminalization in that it would take into account lawful dissemination and tax assessment of cannabis and also diminish expensive enforcement and detainment costs. In spite of these immoderate authorization efforts, cannabis is the most ordinarily consumed illegal drug in Colorado (Blake 359). As indicated […]
Since the 1970s, marijuana decriminalization in the United States has been an ongoing process. Over half of the states now permit its medical use, and many have either decriminalized it for recreational purposes or completely legalized its sale. Consequently, marijuana use has become a significant topic of discussion in the country. However, accessing current studies […]
Marijuana is a psychoactive drug that works by artificially exciting natural receptors in the human brain to induce an altered state of reality or consciousness. Users under its influence report general states of mild euphoric relaxation when taken in comfortable surroundings. In this paper I argue deductively against the legalization of recreational marijuana use owing […]
Deviant behaviors are behaviors or acts that when done or executed violate the social norms and expectations of the community. Deviant deeds are classified into two major categories, namely formal and non-formal. Non-formal deviant behaviors are sometimes referred to as informal deviant acts. Formal deviant behaviors are acts such as smoking marijuana, robbery, corruption, rape […]
Introduction Marijuana, commonly known as; Cannabis sativa or cannabis India, is a plant grown in both east and west countries. The use of Marijuana in the present society has been perceived from different perspectives. Some groups have perceived it positively whereas a large number of people still take it to be a dangerous substance. Based […]
In the United States, marijuana is the most commonly used as the illicit drugs. The growth of marijuana has been associated with thing such as raising the production in Mexico and boost cultivation in the United States lead by the Mexican drug trafficking associations. Even though, the federal law enforcement prohibited the sale and the […]
Despite the extensive ban of marijuana by the federal laws, around 18 states have succeeded in enacting laws that permit the usage of marijuana for medical purposes for the last two decades. These states have legalized medicinal marijuana only for patients that abide by the law regarding registration, amounts and so forth. Also, state- level […]
