|
Enter your query below to search our database containing over 50,000+ essays and term papers
Search results 1021 - 1030 of 1839 matching essays
- 1021: Prostitution
- ... for a clean and safe environment for both patrons and workers. Government regulation would also mean the elimination of pimps. Street prostitutes are normally controlled by a pimp who usually keeps the prostitute dependent on drugs so that he/she can control the money that the prostitute makes. While many critics may maintain that prostitution is immoral and unethical, the issue cannot be denied. Prostitution happens all over the world and ...
- 1022: Anorexia And Bulima
- ... may have fallen into a pattern of self-starvation. As a patient begins to learn more about her condition, she is often more willing to try to help herself recover. In cases of severe depression, drugs such as antidepressants are part of therapy. Behavior improvement generally occurs rapidly in these cases and the patient is able to respond more quickly to treatment. The third aspect of treatment, family therapy, is supportive ...
- 1023: Against The Privacy Of AIDS
- ... also improve the public health by reducing the infectiousness of individuals. Furthermore, there have been recent studies on new therapies that can keep HIV-positive people healthy for years. These therapies are a combination of drugs that effectively reduce the amount of HIV in the blood. People have the greatest chances of success with these therapies if they begin treatment early on, and they cant be treated if they don ...
- 1024: La Cosa Nostra
- ... practical as this movie, which won the Academy Award for Best Picture, is highly accurate and professionally portrays the American Mafia. In this film, the Five Families go to the mattresses over power, money, and drugs. While wars like this do happen, they arent very common and the last one took place over ten years ago. In this war there were not many casualties, but Families did lose territory. This ...
- 1025: Hemp-A Crop With No Future For
- ... It has served a useful purpose for many years, but there is no place for it in today's society. Bibliography Work Cited Clark, Andrew. "Contentious crop: Hemp farmers get caught in the war against drugs." Macleans 18 October 1999: 86. "Farmers Hold Out Hope for Hemp Crops." State Legislatures Vol. 26 i2 February 2000: 8. Kane, Mari. "Growing Pains." E Vol. 10 i5 (September 1999): 36. Williams, Ted. "Legalize It ...
- 1026: Euthanasia In The United State
- ... year-old woman with cancer of the bones, liver, lungs, and breast. Her doctor was a Polish-born oncologist, Dr. Ben Zylicz. Dr. Zylicz explained to the woman that he could lessen her pain with drugs, and offered her a hospital room. Aware of Hollands policy allowing doctors to end the lives of the terminally ill by such means, the woman stated, I am Catholic. My religious beliefs would never ...
- 1027: Destroying Waco
- ... drug lab. But later even ATF employees would admit the charges were "a complete fabrication." One member had allowed speed dealers to operate from the building in the mid-1980s, but everyone knew Koresh hated drugs, and he'd asked the Waco sheriff to remove the methamphetamine lab when he took over as leader in 1987. Charges that we were assembling an arsenal of weapons to be used against the government ...
- 1028: Death Penalty
- ... Medina execution. After all this happened the question of what would replace the electric chair if and when Florida got rid of it came up. The answer to that was lethal injection, a mix of drugs that sends a person in to unconsciousness and then kills them. This was described as similar to putting an animal down. This was a method already employed by 32 states and seemed like the best ...
- 1029: Capital Punishment Is Ineffect
- ... are serious crimes that continue to be committed because the criminal thinks he is too clever to be caught. Most capital crimes are committed during times of great emotional trauma or under the influence of drugs or alcohol, when logical thinking is in no doubt absent (NCADP). In such cases, a person will commit a crime of violence regardless of the consequences. The majority of the evidence shows that the death ...
- 1030: Capital Punishment Should Be A
- ... as a more humane method of execution also has its share of problems. It was reported by Michael Radelet that in a 1989 Texas execution, inmate Stephen McCoy had such a violent reaction to the drugs (i.e. heaving, coughing, gasping) that a male witness fainted- crashing into and knocking over another witness. In Texas, December 1988, Raymond Landry was pronounced dead 40 minutes after being strapped to the table. Two ...
Search results 1021 - 1030 of 1839 matching essays
|
