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US Cannabis Arrests

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Drug addiction is the second most big problem facing the country.

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"Drug legalization would benefit the United States in several ways: save Federal, State, and local governments billions of dollars a year; lead to reduced crime and safer neighborhoods; and enhance public health."——Karin L. Swisher

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The Governments and drug dealers are involved in creating this problem because the laws related to the drug are not strict, and no one would get addicted to a drug if there were no trade.

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This problem affects the United States Judicial branch because drug addiction causes the crime rate to rise.

According to The FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting Program (UCR), in 2007, 3.9 percent of the 14,831 homicides were drug-related. 50% of teenagers reported misusing a drug at least once in their lifetime

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The law for dealing with the problem is adequate, but it is not well enforced because the legality of drug selling and the use of drugs depends on state laws, There are 19 US states which have legalized the recreational use of marijuana. Oregon is the first state to legalize the consumption and possession of all drugs.

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About 38% of adults had an illicit drug use disorder in 2017

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About 38% of adults had an illicit drug use disorder in 2017

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more than $740 billion annually in lost workplace productivity, healthcare costs, and crime-related costs are coming from drug abuse and addiction.

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19.7 million U.S. adults had a substance use disorder in 2017

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19.7 million U.S. adults had a substance use disorder in 2017

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Explaining the Problem of Drug Addiction in United State

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Explaining the Problem of Drug Addiction in United State