Category: criminal law

The History and Controversy of Prohibition in the US

Introduction to Prohibition in the United States The era of Prohibition in the United States remains one of the most fascinating and controversial periods in the country’s history. Spanning from 1920 to 1933, this social experiment sought to end the manufacture, sale, and consumption of alcoholic beverages. It was a time that saw a significant […]

Why Making Marijuana Illegal Is a Failed Policy

Marijuana prohibition is a costly, ineffective, and harmful policy that violates the rights and liberties of millions of people. It is time to end this war on drugs and legalize, regulate, and tax marijuana for adult use. This way, we can reduce the harms of prohibition and create a safer, healthier, and more equitable society for everyone

Why I Think the Death Penalty Should Be Abolished

In this blog post, I share my opinion on why the death penalty should be abolished, and what are some of the legal and ethical implications of doing so. I argue that the death penalty is arbitrary, discriminatory, ineffective, and irreversible, and that it violates the right to life and the presumption of innocence. I also suggest some alternative ways of dealing with crime and violence, that are more humane and effective.