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  • Illegal Drugs and Their Effects on the U.S.

    Illegal Drugs and Their Effects on the U.S.

    ILLEGAL DRUGS AND THEIR EFFECTS ON THE U.S. Illegal Drugs and Their Effects on the U.S. Garrett Provost ENGL1301 Prof. Taheri Lonestar Community College 27 November 2017 Introduction Illegal drugs and substances have been a developing issue over time in the United States. A substance is something that a user can take, and an illegal substance is something that a user chooses to take even though it is against the law. Some examples of these

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    Essay Length: 720 Words / 3 Pages
    Submitted: December 3, 2017 By: garrett provost
  • Explaining Women’s offending: Drug Use and Drug Dealing

    Explaining Women’s offending: Drug Use and Drug Dealing

    Week 10 seminar: Explaining women’s offending: drug use and drug dealing Videos 1. Philippines: * Filipino women drug trafficking * A lot of women in poverty, survival of family- resort to selling drugs to fund for family * Targeted to become drug mules, 63% caught are female * Not just a sensational case, its serious as many people caught up in this and big chance women are sole breadwinner of family and are a mother

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    Essay Length: 650 Words / 3 Pages
    Submitted: December 5, 2017 By: xezal
  • A Way to Completely Eliminating Drugs and Drug Users to Help the Greater Good of the Entire World

    A Way to Completely Eliminating Drugs and Drug Users to Help the Greater Good of the Entire World

    Johnathan Peshko Ms. O’Neil ENG3U1-02 January 28, 2018 A Modest Proposal A way to completely eliminating drugs and drug users to help the greater good of the entire world People who have been taken over by addiction.People doing ridiculous, unmentionable things. People who are not even in control of their own minds. People who do something against the law every day. Money that has gone to a lost cause for decades. The good citizens tax

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    Essay Length: 812 Words / 4 Pages
    Submitted: January 31, 2018 By: Johnathan Smith
  • Drug Effects

    Drug Effects

    Drug Type Examples Effect on Behaviour Effect on Thought Effect on Emotion How they work Hallucinogen LSD PCP Ketamine Magic mushrooms Mescaline Ecstasy (MDMA) * Uncoordinated movements * Aggressive, hostile and violent behaviour * Catatonic syndrome (person falls into a zombie like state) * Feeling detached from the body * Relaxation * Extreme panic They target areas of the brain related to the understanding of sensory input Stimulants Methamphetamine Amphetamine Cocaine Secondary: Caffeine Nicotine Ecstasy

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    Essay Length: 305 Words / 2 Pages
    Submitted: September 16, 2018 By: Ellie Xoxo
  • The Differences Between the Demand for Prescription Drugs and Other Products

    The Differences Between the Demand for Prescription Drugs and Other Products

    Development Costs: Development costs are the costs a business incurs from researching, growing and introducing a new product or service. Development costs are commonly referred to as research and development costs. These costs can include a host of expenses, such as marketing analysis, developmental engineering and customer surveying. Developing a new medicine takes on average ten to twelve years and costs more than £550 million. Before it is authorised for use by patients, it has

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    Essay Length: 1,942 Words / 8 Pages
    Submitted: October 25, 2018 By: Akram Rais
  • The Detroit Street Drug Trade as a Social Institution

    The Detroit Street Drug Trade as a Social Institution

    Makinna Zetty Anthro 101 Sec 031 Prompt 3 The Detroit Street Drug Trade as a Social Institution Getting Ghost by Luke Bergmann is an ethnographic novel focusing on the street drug trade in Detroit. Following real individuals, Bergmann shows the humanistic qualities of drug dealers, showing how their lives are shaped by a unique culture unrecognized to those not involved. These people have intimate family ties and a secure living situation, and many depend on

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    Essay Length: 1,351 Words / 6 Pages
    Submitted: November 25, 2018 By: itzy

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