SOSC 2350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Harm Principle, John Stuart Mill, Canadian Economics Association
22 Mar 2018
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Justice who presented the bill in parliament said: i want to emphasize that while our government is legalizing cannabis, we are also strictly regulation and restricting access to it (http://www. ourcommons. ca/documentviewer/en/42-1/house/sitting-183/hansard#9561726). Rob nicholson a conservative mp responded to her introductory remarks on the bill by: the. Liberals will tell canadians that four grams is okay but the conservatives, on the other hand, are firm in our conviction that zero grams is the only safe amount for our children. (http://www. ourcommons. ca/documentviewer/en/42-1/house/sitting-183/hansard#9561726). Using john stuart mill"s work and any other relevant theories discuss in the class, analyze and evaluate the debates around bill c-45. Details on the bill can be found here: http://www. parl. ca/legisinfo/billdetails. aspx?billid=8886269&language=e&mode=1. In most countries, possession and use of cannabis that is also commonly known as marijuana is considered illegal. Cannabis has been considered to an illegal drug in most countries. In this argumentative essay, i seek to argue the reasons why cannabis should be legalized, and why it should not be restricted.
