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Drug legalisation is the process of eliminating the policy of prohibition of the drugs.

Most of the people may see this act as an unlawful since it might look to have several

limitations to the extent of outweighing the advantages. In a real sense, it has few reasons or

the benefits that may force the government to do so. Several authors have come up with

reasons as following;

The usage of any drug substances is so related to the act of crime in the society. When

the drugs are prohibited in a particular country, their prices rises with a significant margin.

The user will then tend to steal from other people so that they can be able to purchase drugs

and at the same time to have, some money left in the pocket so that they can be able to feed

their families. This is mostly seen in the people who are addicted. Therefore, when the drugs

are legalised, their prices will go down since most of the people will be selling and

purchasing the drugs. It, therefore, means that minimum wages will be enough to buy drugs

and at the same time to feed, the family thus the issue of the crimes will reduce in the society

(Ostrowski, 2009).

Most of the criminals in the prison are those who were jailed for the problems of the

drugs. It, therefore, means that when the drugs are legalised, no more people will be arrested

due to the drugs and thus reducing congestion in the prison.

When someone is arrested, he might even take more than six months before he comes

for the trial. Most of the cases are kept pending in the court since the judges have no enough

time to cover all the cases at a required time. Therefore, when the drugs are legalised the

number if the situations in the court will have reduced. The judges will then get enough time

to cover other cases meaning that suspects will get his trial in the right time thus coagulating

the system of the court (Belenko, 2008).

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Running head; DRUGS 1 Drug legalization Name Institution affiliation DRUGS 2 Drug legalisation is the process of eliminating the policy of prohibition of the drugs. Most of the people may see this act as an unlawful since it might look to have several limitations to the extent of outweighing the advantages. In a real sense, it has few reasons or the benefits that may force the government to do so. Several authors have come up with reasons as following; The usage of any drug substances is so related to the act of crime in the society. When the drugs are prohibited in a particular country, their prices rises with a significant margin. The user will then tend to steal from other people so that they can be able to purchase drugs and at the same time to have, some money left in the pocket so that they can be able to feed their families. This is mostly seen in the people who are addicted. Therefore, when the drugs are legalised, their prices will go down since most of the people will be selling and purchasing the drugs. It, therefore, means that minimum wages will be enough to buy drugs and at the same time to feed, the family thus the issue of the crimes will reduce in the society (Ostrowski, 2009). Most of the criminals in the prison are those who were jailed for the problems of the drugs. It, therefore, means that when the drugs are legalised, no more people will be arrested due to the drugs and thus reducing congestion in the prison. When someone is arrested, he might eve ...
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