Outline Item
- Topic- decriminalization means help for addicts
- Evidence 1- instead of court, fines, prison and a criminal record, drug addicts get rehab, mental health facilities, and therapist help
- Important because friends and family are affected, prison has significant detrimental effects on peoples's lives
- Proves that there is hope for addicts, would improve quality of life for a lot of Americans
- Evidence 2- police interaction in drug affairs would become largely seeking help for addicts
- Proves that police are there to help public
- Important because it would improve citizen-police relations and perhaps limit police violence or anti-police groups
Adaptation of Outline Item
In contemporary society, it is uncommon to encounter someone
who is not directly affected by drug addiction, whether it be first hand or
through a family member or friend. As if addiction alone is not devastating
enough, the incarceration process is excessively tolling on the mentalities of
families. Court dates, fines, probation, ankle braces and house arrests plague
the lives of convicted drug users, and nearly all chance of having a normal,
successful life deteriorates. From a decriminalization standpoint, the
discovery of drug possession or other related crimes by law enforcement
officials would instead result in the rehab and psychiatric help that is much
needed. As a result of this, and in
addition to the fiscal benefits, second chances would be given to people who
have made mistakes, which encourages future societal and political involvement.
Additionally, police interaction with drug users would become less revolved
around fear, violence, and arrests. This would result in improved civilian-cop
relations, which would likely improve overall relations and release tensions
between the people and their government. Furthermore, improved relations have
the potential to decrease police violence and could also serve as a starting
point for reemploying the police department as a protective force rather than
an unwanted opposition to citizens.
Audience Questions
For the first body section of my project, I used form by adapting the organization of my content to fit into a structured standard college essay. This is seen in the introduce, explain, describe pattern that is prevalent throughout my essay. The production for this body paragraph went well, but I would still like to find more sources and external information to incorporate to provide more information and increase credibility.
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