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1. Cocaine
   The topic of this paper and the item of discussion in our sections is the question of whether the penalties for crack and powder cocaine should be the same or ...
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2. Cocaine
   ... Crack is usually smoked in a pipe. Because it is smoked, crack cocaine effects are felt more quickly and they are more intense than those of powder cocaine. ...
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3. Cocaine: Uses and Effects
   ... increased confidence. The effects of powder cocaine last about 20 minutes, while the effects of ampquotcrackampquot last about 12 minutes. Heavy use ...
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4. LSD and CrackCocaine
   ... My research will focus on two specific types of drugs: Crack, one of the most recentlydiscovered derivative of powdercocaine and LSD, the most widely used ...
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5. Crack
   ... Why the government discriminates that crack is worse to possess than powder cocaine I do not know. To me they are equally as deadly. ...
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6. Ethnic Bias and Mandatory Minimums
   ... crack...has been singled out for severe punishment under mandatory minimum legislation.ampquot The problem with targeting crack instead of powder cocaine for harsher ...
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7. African American
   ... Although the prevalence of both crack and powder cocaine use is higher among Whites than African Americansmore than half of all crack cocaine users are White ...
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8. Oakland Killing Fields
   ... The amount of crack you need to get a fiveyear mandatory minimum is 5 grams, but for powder cocaine itamp39s 500 grams which is interesting once you learn that ...
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9. Cocaine
   ... Bolivia. Further processing continues in Colombia, where, the white powder, cocaine hydrochloride, is produced for export. Once ...
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10. Cocaine
    ... Powder cocaine which is the most popular today is usually inhaled or injected into a vein and provides a lower high with major effects lasting almost 30 minutes ...
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11. Cocaine
    ... Powder cocaine is a white crystalline substance. It is usually snorted through the nose, or in can be mixed with water and injected. ...
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12. cocaine
    ... South America. Another form is cocaine hydrochloride, a odorless, white crystalline powder. It has a bitter, numbing taste. The ...
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13. Is Justice Truly Blind
    ... Powder cocaine, whose usage also gave rise in the eighties was fashionable in upscale Caucasian neighborhoods and was viewed as glamorous and clean. ...
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14. War on Drugs
    ... The penalties for possessing ampquotcrackampquot cocaine are much stiffer than for powder cocaine, even though the two substances are chemically identical. ...
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15. Alcohol and Effects on Crime
    ... of alcohol alone. Only six percent of inmates were on crack or powder cocaine, and just one percent on heroin. Alcohol is the factor ...
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16. Cocaine
    ... Snorting is the process of inhaling cocaine powder through the nose where it is absorbed into the bloodstream through the nasal tissues. ...
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17. Cocaine
    ... But in the United States today, it is used in a more refined powder like form. Pure cocaine was first extracted and identified by the German chemist Albert ...
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18. Cocaine
    ... Each day, 3,000 people try cocaine for the first time.2 Cocaine is a white powder made from the leaves of the cocoa plant. Cocaine ...
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19. Cocaine
    ... Cocaine has several nicknames: C, cream, snow, powder, and blow. This drug doesnamp39t only affect the user but can also affects who ever is around the user. ...
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20. Narcotics
    ... look likeCocaine is distributed on the street in two main forms: cocaine hydrochloride is a white crystalline powder and ampquotcrackampquot is cocaine hydrochloride that ...
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21. Cocaine
    ... Cocaine hydrochloride, a watersoluble salt, is a dry white powder, known on the street as ampquotsnowampquot that is usually inhaled through a thin tube inserted into the ...
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22. Cocaine
    ... Cocaine hydrochloride, a watersoluble salt, is a dry white powder known on the street as ampquotsnowampquot that is usually inhaled through a thin tube inserted into ...
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23. ampquotThe psychological and physica
    ... Cocaine is a white crystalline powder usually produced in South America and is extracted from the coca plant. Cocaine users often ...
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24. Drug Use in America
    ... a needle, smoking the heroin powder in cigarettes or placing the powder heroin a ... The use of Marijuana, Crack cocaine, and heroin is a major health risk you ...
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25. Drugs
    ... Cocaine, also known as: ampquotcoke, blow, powder, sugar, nose candy, rock, crack, and baseampquot Drug Use, www.druguse.com/definitions.html is considered a ampquotclass A ...
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26. Drugs and alcohol
    ... The most common of this type of drug is cocaine. Cocaine is a white powder that comes from the leaves of the South American coca plant. ...
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27. How the Nervous System works and How Drugs Affect It
    ... addictive drugs. Users who begin with cocaine in powder form are likely to progress to crackrock form of cocaine. Thatamp39s why so ...
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28. war on crime
    ... by minorities is greater because 88 of all crack cocaine defendants were black while only 27 were found in possession of powder cocaine Coffin, 1995. ...
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29. Drug Addiction and Their Most
    ... paranoid delusions. Cocaine is taken from the leaves of the coca plant in a white powder form called cocaine hydrochloride. Cocaine can ...
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30. Should Marijuana Be Legalized
    ... but a fine of from 1,000 to 10,000 and up to one year in prisonthe same penalty as for possessing small amounts of heroin, powder cocaine, and crack cocaine ...
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