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- 1641: New Gun Control Policy is Needed
- ... will not tolerate the purchasing of guns and weapons illegaly. The government should increase the penalty of a gun violence offender. There also should be laws in every state threatening the shutdown of any gun business that doesn't make the sale exactly according to the gun laws. There will be no warnings! It's time that we get serious about gun legislation. Mentioned in this paragraph will be gun laws ... gun ownership will be 21 years of age. A 16 year old may shoot a gun only for hunting purposes, and he or she, must be accompanied by someone 21 years old or older. Any business selling guns must be approved by the government and will be inspected by the gun policy board every year. The date of the inspection will not be revealed. The inspection will include a federal agent ...
- 1642: Cannabis Hemp. . .Marijuana!
- ... FREE ENTERPRISE--HIGH PROFIT There are many other areas of the economy that would benefit from the re- legalization of hemp and dr-regulation of commerce in non-smoking hemp, according to the non-profit Business Alliance for Commerce in Hemp (BACH). Research by this Los Angeles-based business association indicated there are around 50,000 non-smoking commercial uses for hemp that are economically viable and market competitive. These include: A CHANGE IN HIGH FASHION The arrival of newly imported hemp-cotton blended ...
- 1643: Legalization of Drugs
- ... Moreover, Ostrowski also states that poor users victimize taxpayers by stealing 7.5 billion dollars from them (29). Also, you must take into account the amount of lost productivity these people involved in the drug business are in. These people are devoting their time and energy into a business that is not legal. The available work force in the United States would increase with the legalization of drugs. There are also those people that spend their whole day "hustling" to pay for their drugs ...
- 1644: Evironmental Law: Enforcement Measures and Effectiveness
- ... acts is that with higher environmental safety standards it will cost more money and product prices will go up. As well they say that lay off will soon follow because keeping up an environmentally friendly business that a lot of money, and "we have to find it somewhere". ( Moloney, 1995, p.A3) In conclusion, these environmental laws Canada has in place are doing a mediocre job at combating polluters. The laws ... guide. Toronto: Edond Montgomery Publications Limited. Parker, P. (1992, March/April). Crime and Punishment. The Environmental Journal, pp.35-39. Poch, H. (1989). Corporate and Municipal Environmental Law. Toronto: Carswell. Rovet, E. (1988). The Canadian Business Guide to Environmental Law. Vancouver:Intself Counsel Press Ltd. Small, P. (1993, June 18). NDP reports jump in polluter's fines. Toronto Star, p. A10. Sterling, H. (1995, September 22). Backward steps for different reasons ...
- 1645: U.S. Scourge Spreads South of The Border
- ... pharmacy,” he urges, stepping from a line of beckoning taxi drivers in big belts and straw cowboy hats. “Good prices! No prescriptions!” Do I look like I want drugs?! I didn't even solicit the business. I almost felt weird because this is exactly what I was planning to do my paper on. Soon he is nosing his long yellow Oldsmobile through scruffy streets choked with pharmacies. I asked for Somas ... the U.S. border via booming pharmacies in cities such as Tijuana. The sudden popularity of the drug (Somas) has returned the spotlight to Mexico's border drugstores, which for years have done a thriving business with Americans but have recently exploded in number with the Tijuana residents. “ Tijuana residents are nearly twice as likely to have used an illegal drug as Mexicans nationwide.” Drugs are not only a problem with ...
- 1646: The Need For Extreme Criminal Justice Reform in California
- ... through a high level of police presence on the street." (Randy Meyer, M.A.) In essence, this revision allows for a return of the local neighborhood police officer who is familiar with its residents and business owners. In the final analysis, our very freedom depends on how we treat society's criminals and misfits. By continuing to create a criminal class that has not been rehabilitated through incarceration, we are ultimately ... through a high level of police presence on the street." (Randy Meyer, M.A.) In essence, this revision allows for a return of the local neighborhood police officer who is familiar with its residents and business owners. In the final analysis, our very freedom depends on how we treat society's criminals and misfits. By continuing to create a criminal class that has not been rehabilitated through incarceration, we are ultimately ...
- 1647: Counterfeiting: We're In The Money
- ... sell their low interest assets, in order to acquire additional money, they tend move toward higher yielding accounts, also further increasing the rate. Soon this small change by the fed will effect all aspects of business, from the price level to interest rates on credit cards. In a recent article from the Wall Street Journal, criticizes the fed's action in raising the interest rates, and complains that the fed has ... federal reserve will design a feasible system where paper money is something of the past. Work Cite "Fed Moved Too Slow On Increasing Rates." Wall Street Journal 11 April 1994. "Who Controls The Fed?." Investors Business Daily 19 August 1996 Gomez, Berta "U.S. Officials Say Currency Counterfeiting Remains Small." USIA Staff Writer (1996) WWW Internet Access. Moreau, Ron and Russell Watson. The Hard-Up North Koreans are suspected of making ...
- 1648: U.S. Scourge Spreads South Of The Border
- ... pharmacy,” he urges, stepping from a line of beckoning taxi drivers in big belts and straw cowboy hats. “Good prices! No prescriptions!” Do I look like I want drugs?! I didn't even solicit the business. I almost felt weird because this is exactly what I was planning to do my paper on. Soon he is nosing his long yellow Oldsmobile through scruffy streets choked with pharmacies. I asked for Somas ... the U.S. border via booming pharmacies in cities such as Tijuana. The sudden popularity of the drug (Somas) has returned the spotlight to Mexico's border drugstores, which for years have done a thriving business with Americans but have recently exploded in number with the Tijuana residents. “ Tijuana residents are nearly twice as likely to have used an illegal drug as Mexicans nationwide.” Drugs are not only a problem with ...
- 1649: Legalization of Marijana: For
- ... derivative) is included. A recent national survey of voters found that 34% -- one third of the voting adults in the country -- acknowledged having smoked marijuana at some point in their lives(NIDA,1). Many successful business and professional leaders, including many state and federal elected officials from both political parties, admit they have smoked marijuana. We should begin to reflect that reality in our state and federal legislation, and stop acting ... and reflects the importance we have always attached in this country to the right of the individual to be free from the overreaching power of government. Most of us would agree the government has no business knowing what books we read, the subject of our telephone coversations, or how we conduct ourselves in the privacy of our bedroom. Similarly, whether we smoke marijuana or drink alcohol to relax is simply not ...
- 1650: Is The Illegalization of Marijuana Valid?
- ... pulp land." William Hearst owned enormous timber acreage so his interest in preventing the growth of hemp can be easily explained. Competition from hemp would have easily driven the Hearst paper-manufacturing company out of business and significantly lowered the value of his land. Herer even suggests popularizing the term "marijuana" was a strategy Hearst used in order to create fear in the American public. Herer says "The first step in ... the same survey, only 30 per cent admitted to smoking cigarettes" (Guardian). Brian Hilliard, editor of Police Review, says "Legalizing cannabis wouldn't do any harm to anybody. We should be concentrating on the serious business of heroin and amphetamines." "In the UK in 1991, 42,209 people were convicted of marijuana charges, clogging courts and overcrowding prisons...and almost 90 per cent of drug offenses involve cannabis...The British government ...
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