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    Hawaii Drunk Driving

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    National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has found that drunk drivers are one of the biggest risks on the road. It is illegal in the state of Hawaii to drive a vehicle if blood alcohol content is 0.08 percent or higher. Data from their studies has found that around a third of all motor vehicle fatalities were caused by alcohol-related wrecks. This number is actually a lot higher in Hawaii. While there are legal impositions and criminal penalties on the drunk driver depending on the harm…

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    Moderation Definition

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    drinking. However, defining a drink can differ substantially and could be referred to as subjective. "Surprisingly, even in alcohol research no universally accepted standard-drink definition exist. " (Defour, 1999) Moderation is a term that potentially varies within individuals; what one person may view as moderation could be considered heavy drinking by another. The alcohol content in beverages is known to vary. There are continuing levels…

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    Alcohol is for Adults Only According to Graham, an editor from HowStuffWorks.com, argues that the prefrontal cortex of the human’s brain is not exactly, fully developed at the age of twenty-one: “The frontal lobe, which is the part of the brain that manages impulse control, judgment, insight, and emotional control.” Adults’ brains are not fully developed until they are in their late twenties or even up to thirties: to illustrate, only 80% of young adults’ brain has fully matured (Graham.) The…

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    There is a growing worry regarding the effects of energy drinks on both physical and mental fitness of the human body. Energy drinks that are highly caffeinated and mixed with alcohol impose a great effect on a person. They are also highly popular in teens and young adults. Hoping it will keep them awake during the day. Energy Drinks are easy to find any store has them and there a popular drink amongst teens and young adults. Energy Drinks are consumed by drinking them hence the word drink in…

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    Since this issue is reflected under a provincial jurisdiction, each province has a different set of laws on impaired driving. It has been noticed around the world that "Ontario is a leader in combating impaired driving through some of the toughest laws and programs in North America" (Impaired Driving). The-consequences that the-Ontario justice sector has-established-are very innovative. Written in the Ministry of Transportation, if you are a driver with a full license you "will face immediate…

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    The role of the phenomenon of postmortem redistribution in forensic cases Abstract It has been established in several studies that a postmortem blood sample examination is not always a reliable reflect of blood sample examination during life. There are a large number of variables affecting the blood concentration of foreign substances in a living individual, in the other hand, there are also a number of factors that can change their levels after death. Although the underlying mechanisms involved…

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    Alcoholism Research Paper

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    ALCOHOLISM: TRUTHS BEHIND IT ALL Alcohol is the number one leading cause of teen deaths in the United States. People who drink alcohol are at higher risks of getting in trouble with the law. Half of the people in jail and hospitals are in some way linked to alcohol use. In 1920 during the Prohibition Era people drank more than they had when there was no Prohibition. Alcohol has many after effects such as: damage to a person’s body, withdrawal, and both mental and physical effects. Family members…

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    Thus, this altered function can cause someone to be involved in any inappropriate activities, including crime. Research by Harvey, Kneller, and Campbell assess alcohol effect on visual attention and eyewitness testimony. They hypothesized that intoxicated participants spend less time fixating on peripheral region of crime images in comparison to sober ones. They also hypothesized that less information recognized…

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    research paper is going to, first, give a little background on alcohol and what has happened in the past. It will then continue to provide evidence from either side of the argument as to whether or not the MLDA should be lowered or kept the same. I believe the minimum legal drinking age should be lowered to eighteen. In 1920, the United State Congress ratified the 18th Amendment prohibiting the production, distribution, and sale of alcohol. The American people widely supported this amendment…

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    Neurobiology of Alcohol Dependence and It’s Cycle of Substance Abuse Research suggests that each year in the United States, approximately 8.2 million people are dependent on alcohol as evaluated by the CAGE questionnaire for alcohol dependence (Kosten, T., & O'Connor, P. 2003). To examine alcohol dependence, this review will consider the following: 1. Neurobiology / Pharmacodynamics 2. Pharmacokinetics / various forms of use 3. Ways in which tolerance and withdrawal occur 4. Pharmacotherapy for…

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