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    The Dark Roast Plague As children we are warned to avoid drugs and alcohol. We have had numerous programs dedicated towards giving us knowledge to help escape the temptations of drug use, but the D.A.R.E program neglects informing the youth about the most concerning and addictive drug of all. This drug is the most addictive amongst teens, and the effects have taken a toll on students across the globe. Dealers of this cleverly devised drug are found in every state, town, or mall world wide…

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    persons conscious, and often unconscious, mind. It doesn’t allow thoughts of anything else unless they feed into the roaring inferno of the obsession. One of my brothers has a drug addiction. While addiction and obsession may not be the same term, they are closely related. One could say he was obsessed with his addiction. He was wholly consumed with nothing but thoughts on how he could score his narcotics. He had been fully capable of…

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    Drug Courts Case Study

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    Introduction In the United States (U.S.), drug courts were first established in the late 1980s. The limited range and effectiveness of the criminal justice measures then for dealing crimes involving drugs fueled the development of drug courts. Since then, drug courts have evolved. Studies have indicated positive findings regarding drug courts. However, drug courts are not perfect, and there are still improvements that can be made. Drug courts are indeed well established, but improvements will…

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    Methadone Research Paper

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    dependence. (A.McFerran, 2011) For this assignment I chose to do Methadone. I found my information through the following; Websites, New articles, Health Unit, Drug References and magazines. Methadone is a high alert drug it is used to treat many different disorders such as evidence from ending treatment with Opioid Drugs, Narcotic Addiction, Severe Pain and Chronic Pain. (Pharmacother, NCBI, 2012). Methadone has been around for many years. “Methadone was first established in 1939 at the…

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    was constantly told, “drugs are not okay”, or rather “drugs will kill you”. Because I was younger, I did not particularly understand what was meant by this, because I was, “just too young to understand”. As I got older, I began to understand why my elders reiterated this point numerous times. Because drugs can indeed terminate in death, but not every drug. The drug I am specifically referring to is marijuana. Now that I am old enough I am able to comprehend what effect drugs can have on an…

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    War on Drugs Right now drugs are becoming an even bigger problem then they have been in the past. New designer drugs are being made. People are lacing drugs with other drugs. It seems that you get more jail time if you have any charge that deals with drugs then if you did any other heinous crime. The question everyone 's asking now is is it worth the fight? America was first introduced to drugs in the 1800’s. Most of them were used in some medical way. Cocaine was also used the the drink…

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    Satire Of Putin

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    In the 1980's we had cocaine. It was pure, cheap and plentiful. Now, due to Ronald Reagans infamous "war on drugs" campaign (among many other things), cocaine as we once knew, is long gone. However, addiction is a subtle beast. It's resilient in all its ways and finds new methods to persevere. In the modern age, we have our addictions, although it is not so much to cocaine. Instead, it's technology. Just look around anywhere in the world and you'll come across someone with their phone glued to…

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    Hawaiian Island Meth

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    Hawaiian Ice: Plague of the Islands Methamphetamine, or simply called “meth”, has been recognized as one of the most dangerous and highly addictive drugs on the planet. Meth is a stimulant that provides a high lasting from 30 minutes to six hours or possibly more. (Meth, Para 8) It all depends on your bodies reaction to the drug. Meths dangerous reputation does not come from the acute effects, but from its highly addictive qualities. Some people can become addicted after one hit. The state…

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    Available Treatments for Substance Abuse One major problem plaguing women in prison is the use of illegal substances from alcohol all the way to hard drugs like heroin. Researchers Harrison and Beck in a 2001 study found that 20 percent of all incarcerated women had been imprisoned for illegal substance abuse (Treatment Improvement Protocol). In a related study researchers concluded that 75 percent of all women incarcerated had a history of lifetime substance abuse or dependence disorders…

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    Raising The Drinking Age

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    In the United States, millions of people, ranging from teenagers, adults, and elderlies, practice the infamous habit of drinking alcohol. Since all the fifty states passed a law raising the legal minimum drinking age to twenty-one, many of the U.S. demographics have invested tremendous effort into lowering it down to the age of eighteen. Decades has passed and still the debate about drinking age continuous to be one of the most controversial subject in the twenty first century. Numerous worried…

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