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    Dr Alain Joffe, MD, MPH, and Dr W. Samuel Yancy, MD, members of the Committee on Substance Abuse and Committee on Adolescence both asserted that “the morbidity, mortality, and economic costs to society associated with alcohol and tobacco use in the United States dwarf those associated with marijuana use.” Alcohol abuse is a proven culprit of chronic and incurable liver diseases like hepatitis and liver cirrhosis. And to make matters worse, both can lead to liver cancer too. Newborns can…

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    From 1890 to 1920 the United States went through a difficult time when people started realizing that they need to be in charge of their own life. People realized that they were being over worked and were getting little to no pay. Also people realized that the government was rarely involved in big businesses, who were dominating the economy. Who are the Progressives? What social groups did the Progressives represent? What political system or “reformed” society did the Progressives seek? All of…

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    in the state laws. As expected, based on the information found in the literature review, no individual state medical marijuana policies, laws, or regulations that specifically address vulnerable population were found in California, New York or Minnesota. When this study commenced, it was hoped that in New York and Minnesota, were the marijuana regulations are much more narrow and restricted than in California, that clinical standards and exceptions in the policies that would regulate the…

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    call for a regulator that would cease the failure of its predecessors. However, IPSO does not have an intention of being recognised as a press regulator under Royal Charter (Goodman, 2016). Goodman (2016) argues that IPSO does not support statutory regulation and considers it to be a threat to a free press. Therefore, by ignoring some of the key Leveson’s suggestions, it causes some critics to consider whether its structure and functioning are fully independent of the influence of the media…

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    goal in profit maximisation (Streeck 2011, Lecture 2; Stephens 2002), they may not voluntarily comply with regulations when their economic self-interest is not prioritised. For instance, the profit motive of a company may cause them to take shortcuts and commit abuses (Stephens 2002, 63). Therefore, governing crimes or harms of the powerful will require…

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    Airline Deregulation

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    rescinding of excessive government regulation to improve the economic efficiency(Patterson,2013,p.387). Many years prior to the legislation of 1995 an effort to began to deregulate of some industries such as when Congress in 1977 passed the “The Airline Deregulation Act” , which allowed the airlines to set their own ticket prices rather than having them set by a government agency and eliminate service to smaller cities as previously required per the federal regulation. These changes were…

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    committee member who are hard wired to handle finances and understand what is needed in the world. With such a committee in force it would help allocate the finances to where it should be used. (research for important drug research). () Government regulation is not always a necessity when it comes to a monopoly. With proper committees set up within the industry to have their own checks and balances government intervention is…

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    ) According to Messenger in Chapter 14, the Time Place Manner regulation are set to have five factors that can officially label restrictions as valid or not. These factors derive from the Heffron v. Int’l Soc. Of Krishna Consciousness. These five factors help determine the legality of punishing or restricting protests and other public speeches. The first factor is that the regulation must be content-neutral. This is when you cannot over or under. This has to be mainstream and both parties have…

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    “If the police officer who shot and killed Michael Brown had been wearing a camera, the nation might already know who’s telling the truth about what happened that tragic day in Ferguson” ( “When Cops Wear Cameras” A.6 ). These are cases where technology should be regulated because it ensures people 's safety, and their justice. Research shows that technology is not being regulated. Since it hasn’t been regulated, people have lost their lives during tragic events. Therefore technology should be…

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    My Liberal Ideology Essay

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    will first critique my liberal beliefs largely focusing on how more governmental regulation is not a good thing. I will then discuss how I might have arrived at many of these beliefs. I will then conclude with the flaws and doubts I have about my ideology. Liberal ideology is often defined as giving more control to the government to cure societal woes. Many of these include equal opportunity, governmental regulation on businesses, and basic income. Many of these ideas sound great,…

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