Regularly, there are calls to legalize illegal drugs, such as
cannabis and ecstasy. Those who support legalization argue that the
problem is prohibition and that legalization will solve all the
problems, such as crime, ill-health, and so on. But this argument
is another oversimplification. Legalization needs to be more
carefully assessed before changing the existing system. Written by
a well-respected criminologist, this book is a polemic piece on a
very topical issue. The book examines the implications of
legalization. It carefully analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of
each of the current viewpoints on the legalization of drugs,
including prohibition, medicinal use, etc. It is not a platform for
any of the various arguments or positions for or against
legalization. It does not offer support for the status quo. Neither
does it support those who suggest simple solutions nor those who
consider change as attractive simply because they are bemused or
bewildered by the present system. It
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