Marijuana

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This paper examines the argument that the legalization of marijuana will both medically and recreationally help society decrease violent crime in our communities and improve quality of life for those who must cope with agonizing pain from diseases. It also puts forward the argument that marijuana is safer alternative to alcohol and other dangerous and addictive drugs.

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"On November 1, 2005 the city of Denver passed a measure that made the possession of marijuana legal for citizens over the age of 21 with a 54% to 46% margin. However, the substance is still illegal under state and federal law, meaning users are still subject to arrest and prosecution.(Marijuana legalization in Denver has proponents
planning, by Keri Fulton.www.gwhatchet.com) "The change in Denver's city ordinance does not change Colorado State law," says Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey. "It is still illegal to possess less than an ounce of marijuana anywhere in the state, and that
includes Denver." The "Mile High city" became the second major U.S. city in less than a year to pass such a law."

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