medical marijuana
Darius Boudy
Mr. Jones
Junior Literature and Composition
16 November 2014
Legalizing Medical Marijuana This article looks at legalizing medical marijuana in the 44 states that still have it illegal. It covers the drug’s use and why there is so much debate surrounding its use. The main reason why marijuana is still illegal in so many states is because the government doesn’t want people who don’t have medical use for it to abuse the substance. "Marijuana And The Controlled Substances Act." Congressional Digest 93.8 (2014): 2-6. Academic Search Premier. Web. 5 Nov. 2014. In that case it prevents people who have serious health problems to access the medical marijuana. The statistics and citations I have for this essay will help strengthen my essay because all the information I will be giving is explaining why the drug is still illegal in 44 states for medical use. This article looks at legalizing medical marijuana so people with cancer, glaucoma, and other serious health issues can get the help they need. The main two reasons it hasn’t been legalized yet is because people and scientist still found bad stuff to say about marijuana. Also, people are afraid the people will abuse their power and will abuse the substance. The pros about legalizing marijuana is that people with medical problems can use something that makes them feel good and get their mind of the pain. Also, another pro that is really good is that it will help bring in a lot more revenue in for the government. "Employment and Public Policy Issues Surrounding Medical Marijuana in the Workplace." Journal Of Business Ethics 117.3 (2013): 659-666. Business Source Premier. Web. 5 Nov. 2014.
The only thing that people don’t like about legalizing the drug is how heavily the government taxes the medical substance. This article looks at the revenue and the taxation on the medical marijuana that is already legalized in the 6 states that permit the substance. "Federal Income Taxation Of Medical
Mr. Jones
Junior Literature and Composition
16 November 2014
Legalizing Medical Marijuana This article looks at legalizing medical marijuana in the 44 states that still have it illegal. It covers the drug’s use and why there is so much debate surrounding its use. The main reason why marijuana is still illegal in so many states is because the government doesn’t want people who don’t have medical use for it to abuse the substance. "Marijuana And The Controlled Substances Act." Congressional Digest 93.8 (2014): 2-6. Academic Search Premier. Web. 5 Nov. 2014. In that case it prevents people who have serious health problems to access the medical marijuana. The statistics and citations I have for this essay will help strengthen my essay because all the information I will be giving is explaining why the drug is still illegal in 44 states for medical use. This article looks at legalizing medical marijuana so people with cancer, glaucoma, and other serious health issues can get the help they need. The main two reasons it hasn’t been legalized yet is because people and scientist still found bad stuff to say about marijuana. Also, people are afraid the people will abuse their power and will abuse the substance. The pros about legalizing marijuana is that people with medical problems can use something that makes them feel good and get their mind of the pain. Also, another pro that is really good is that it will help bring in a lot more revenue in for the government. "Employment and Public Policy Issues Surrounding Medical Marijuana in the Workplace." Journal Of Business Ethics 117.3 (2013): 659-666. Business Source Premier. Web. 5 Nov. 2014.
The only thing that people don’t like about legalizing the drug is how heavily the government taxes the medical substance. This article looks at the revenue and the taxation on the medical marijuana that is already legalized in the 6 states that permit the substance. "Federal Income Taxation Of Medical