Ethical/Moral Treatment Of Marijuana
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A 12 page paper on the ethical and moral issues surrounding medicinal marijuana. The paper presents a number of quotations of people in support of medical marijuana based on relief from the side effects caused by other drugs, and the doctors opinions about how western medicine has come up with legal drugs to treat these ailments, the moral/legal implications of patients who insist on marijuana over pharmaceuticals. On the moral issues, legislators opinions are provided, with a discussion of the current political environment surrounding medicinal marijuana. The writer posits that based on the above, at least research should be allowed to discover the medicinal properties. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: Mareth.wps

Glaucoma and Marijuana
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A 10 page paper which discusses the use of marijuana in the treatment of glaucoma. A brief description of glaucoma, in general, is illustrated. this is followed by a section which discusses some of the most common treatments of glaucoma today. In discussing many of the current treatments available, the section discussing the use of marijuana appears to be a very legitimate implementation in treating glaucoma. Bibliography lists 15 sources.
Filename: RAglauc.wps

Marijuana as Medicine ?
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15 pages on the historic controversy over marijuana's usefulness & legalization. The writer goes into great detail about the drug's alleged medical value and elaborates what has been discovered thus far. It is concluded that after all the evidence, federal court rulings, and experiments, marijuana it seems, does indeed cloud the mind. But in this instance, 'the clouded minds are in government buildings,' as marijuana has indeed shown an outstanding level of usefulness for certain patients committed to hospital care. Bibliography is missing.
Filename: Legalmr2.wps

Medical Marijuana
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The thesis of this 10 page paper is that there is a medical necessity for the legal use of marijuana. There is significant evidence that supports the benefits of THC, a chemical found in marijuana, is beneficial for sufferers of cancer, AIDS and glaucoma. Though THC is available in tablet form, many seriously ill patients cannot take the oral medication, and many complain that the pill is ineffective. If the use of marijuana can significantly reduce the suffering of severely ill individuals, it is a civic and political necessity to promote legal use.
Filename: Mednecc.wps

Medical Marijuana # 2
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A 22 page paper that considers the opposing perspectives on the use of marijuana for medical purposes. This paper provides both pros and cons and than provides support for the legal use of marijuana for the treatment of symptoms of serious illnesses. Bibliography with 10 sources cited.
Filename: Medimari.wps

Medicinal Marijuana
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A 16 page discussion of the pros and cons in the consideration of legalization of marijuana for use in medical purposes. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: Marmed.wps

Social Insurance and Public Assistance Programs
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This 2 page paper identifies major programs and talks about their origins. Roosevelt's New Deal policies are discussed. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: SA25SIS.wps

Euthanasia - Theological Perspective
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A 5 page paper arguing that euthanasia is akin to murder. The writer concentrates on a Catholic/Christian perspective, but also explores the Jewish and Muslim view on euthanasia. Quotes from the Bible and the Koran are included, as well as discussion on Torah points. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: Eutheo.wps

Ethics & Social Philosophy / Application of Ethical and Social-Political Theories and the Issue of Assisted Suicide
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A 6 page paper that considers the issue of assisted suicide and applies ethical and social-political theories to this controversial issue. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: Ethpol.wps

Ethics Of Euthanasia/Physician-Assisted Suicide
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10 pages in length. The argument that has sent the world into a tailspin is whether or not people who are suffering from terminal or excruciatingly painful illnesses have the right to take their own lives with the help of physician-assisted suicide. Proponents contend that what one does with one's life is of no consequence to anyone else -- that it is both ethical and humane to allow someone to be relieved of constant discomfort. On the other hand, critics claim that the act of euthanasia is nothing more than a fabricated form of murder. Both sides have pertinent points to ponder when it comes to understanding and assessing the conflict, but euthanasia supporters have a significantly stronger argument. The writer discusses that physician-assisted suicide is not only the right thing to do for someone seeking such a decision, but it is ethical and humane for a physician to abide by the patient's wish. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: Eutheth.wps

Euthanasia & Assisted Suicide / Right or Wrong?
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A 7 page examination of the history and issues surrounding euthanasia and physician assisted suicide. Discussion of the differences in passive and active euthanasia. Defines futility and outlines how it is determined. Bibliography includes six sources.
Filename: Assisuic.wps

Euthanasia / A Need & a Right
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An 11 page overview of the issues of euthanasia. Stresses that the choice of euthanasia is an individual one and not one which should be prohibited by law. Uses extensive examples from the Netherlands where euthanasia has been openly practiced for twenty-five years. Bibliography lists 20 sources.
Filename: Euthneed.wps