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    Drug Dogs In Schools

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    At a school in the United States, a court session took place because a teen had been shifted out by a drug dog and felt as if his personal rights were being violated. The fourth Amendment protects Americans privacy and search rights. It is important to know about the fourth amendment because some believe high school drug dogs in schools are a controversial issue, however, many see them as a necessity for several reasons. Historically speaking, student searches came about in response to schools…

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    Drug Addiction

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    addictive use of prescription and illicit drugs within the United States has been, and remains,an unending and sometimes controversial social and economic issue. According to research and statistics done on this issue, drug addiction has the ability to affect numerous branches of both societal and economic health. Statistically, one of the more common areas affected is our criminal justice system. (‘Bureau of Justice Statistics). The relationship between drugs and the criminal justice system is…

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    Why Drug Testing Student Athletes Isn’t Worth It Is drug testing student athletes really necessary? Are the results of drug testing worth all of the time and money put into it? The simple fact is that drug use isn't that prevalent today among student athletes. The Illinois High School Association conducted 1,758 drug tests on student athletes in their state, and found that only two athletes tested positive and weren't cleared by medical waivers (Westerlund). There are also many variables that…

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    Martinez 7 America, the land of the free, has the world's largest prison population in 2014 (1.5 million) decreased by 15,400 (down 1%) from year end 2013. Although we have decreased in incarcerations we continue to be the number one nation with the highest incarceration rate. And our overcrowded prisons are disproportionately filled with blacks and Hispanics, causing many urban communities to lose trust in a system they consider biased and racist…

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    Marciana , Students at Crivitz High School will be given random drug test throughout the school year of 2015. Students that will be testing on are students who participate in sports, band,chorus, and students that are permitted to park on school property (Jackson Marciana). If a faculty is suspicious of you behavior or your action, he or she have the rights to ask you to provide a urine sample. From the sample, they can identify drugs such as marijuana, opioids, cocaine, amphetamines, and…

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    According to Drew Humphries (1999), congenital defects among babies born of crack/cocaine mothers has been a heavily debated topic since the issue came about in the late twentieth century. Some reports classified cocaine as a teratogenic drug that has serious birth defects while others say the effects are not as severe. One theory suggests that cocaine effects the central nervous system “where it alters the production of neurotransmitters, which in turn may interfere with tissue growth in the…

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    Police Lockdown

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    Analysis of lockdown Drug war in United States rose to be a very serious issue and government, through its agencies took all necessary measures to ensure the fight against drugs was a success. It is on this mission that Alexander sees the criminal justice system working contrary to the expected. On this ground Alexander comes armed with vast knowledge in law and social justice to challenge the system of power in United States. Michelle in her book, The new Jim Crow published in 2010 persuades…

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    through premarket approval process by the Food and Drug Administration. Jan Hughes was diagnosed with menorrhagia and advised by Dr. Weber for ablation procedure to treat menorrhagia on October 25, 2006. When Dr. Weber performed surgery on her using Boston Scientific Corporation’s HTA, the device leaked hot liquid that caused second degree burn for which she took treatment for about 2 months following the surgery1. Hughes filed complaint in the district court against Boston Scientific…

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    by the individual convicted. The program is centered around the aspect that the convicted individual show genuine remorse through actions that are directed to the premise of making the victim whole ("Restorative Justice," 2016). The trend of the courts, and the criminal justice system is moving toward an alternative system of sentencing, that in my opinion has a chance to make a change and reduce the rate of recidivism and level of incarceration across the country, but only time will…

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    with the Colberia. It bears the assumption that people and communities are different and vulnerability differs with different people. Even though PharmaCare practice supports, services of millions lives of patience’s. Conducting and promoting with drugs that could benefits on patience care. Another action that PharmaCare did not coincide with is the deontology, because of the duties and duties are based on rules, but instead the firm did not give the Colberia of ethical choices, but instead…

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