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The Assignment: Please build an argument supporting the morality or immorality of the
topic you presented on during the group presentation.
1. Explain the issue, including the following:
a. all facts relevant to the issue
b. a clear statement of the controversy
c. a clear statement of your position on the issue
2. Explain and evaluate the main arguments supporting the opposition's position (this is the
position you do not agree with)
3. Use relevant information from your research to explain and support your position
4. Identify and/or apply theory where relevant throughout the paper
5. Use at least 3 scholarly sources
6. Properly cite research sources throughout the paper and in the bibliography
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Running Head; ITS NOT MORAL TO LEGALIZE MARIJUANA
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Running Head; ITS NOT MORAL TO LEGALIZE MARIJUANA
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Legalization allows to a certain legal extent where a quantity of marijuana should be
allowed to an individual. Marijuana can be taken either for medical purposes or for the recreation
point of view. The Controlled Substance Act argue against the legalization of the medical
marijuana and it's believed to be as a scheduled and one drug. According to the Act, marijuana is
defined as a very harmful, addictive and result in usage of more harmful drugs. It's also believed
by the group that, legalization may result to a notion that, the recreational use of marijuana by a
certain group of people result to the recreational point of view and will be deemed as morally
acceptable and might be believed as important to the body. The legal argument on arguing
morality and immorality of marijuana is the Controlled Substance use ("Title 21 United States
Code (USC) Controlled Substances Act - Section 801-971", 2016).
The majority of the people that regard supports the legalization marijuana base their
arguments from the California compassionate use Act of the year 1996. It’s believed that medical
marijuana is important and appropriate in therapy use in the treatment of severe illness that has
been found ineffective and resulted in severe side effects. This type of argument is against that,
the public or the population, in general, will be prone to engage in illicit use of drugs if the
medical marijuana is legalized to all the palliative therapy for patients. This stance is also against
the fact that marijuana is the main drug leading to usage of harder drugs ("What you can expect
from medical marijuana", 2015).
After a thorough research on the article on both the impacts of legalization and not
legalizing the marijuana, in my opinion, I disagree with the legalization of marijuana as a moral
but the act is immoral. This is because scientific research can be done properly without
legalization. There has been a lot ...