The Need for Legalisation of Marijuana for Medical Purposes

This essay argues for the legalisation of marijuana for medical purposes, citing its effectiveness in treating various health issues such as cancer, epilepsy, and HIV/AIDS. It also discusses the economic benefits of legalisation and the efforts made by different countries and organisations to legalise marijuana. The essay concludes by emphasising the need for a well-regulated and inclusive marijuana industry that promotes racial and economic justice.

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ESSAY: 1
A. The legalisation of Marijuana has become necessary to treat health issues. Marijuana
is a psychoactive drug from a particular plant named Cannabis that is used for medical
and recreational purposes and it is a part of plant, which grows like a flower.
B. The further discussion will continue in persuasive essay later. It will induce audience
by knowing its importance, which is to legalise marijuana because it helps to improve
health conditions and it strives to improve several health disorders.
C. Legalisation of Marijuana
D. The topic connects to welfare of people by using the drug in the medicines.
1. The use of marijuana can treat any diseases and alleviate symptoms of
serious ailments, which includes cancer, epilepsy, and HIV/AIDS
(McGinty and Emma 83).
E. Main Points
1. Initially, I will describe why there is a need to know that why legalisation of
marijuana is needed and how will it benefit the health issues.
2. Secondly, I will discuss how different countries have adopted and legalised.
II. Thesis discussion
Discussion of first main Point
A. The DPA (drug Policy Alliance) claims that marijuana should be removed from
justice system and is regulated as alcohol and tobacco (Monte, Zane, and Kennon
241). Senator Cory Booker initiated Marijuana Justice Act in US senate passed a
companion bill in US house to finish and end marijuana prohibition, repair
communities, and support racial justice.
1. Development of idea

ESSAY: 2
A. It generally grow in Central Asia and Indian subcontinent. Marijuana is
commonly called herb, weed, mary jane or in more slang language it is an
greenish-gray mixture of dry flowers.
B. The law reformation for marijuana was supported from public showing that
more than half of the countries that favours Marijuana.
2. Board discussion and support
A. Drug Policy Alliance has recently started working on marijuana
legalisation in New Mexico, New York, and New Jersey. The reform
campaign work to legalise, regulate, and tax marijuana such as alcohol and
tobacco in New Jersey. The legislation should be fairly done and equitable
and it should address past disproportionate (Petti, Theodore, and Chatlos
2017).
B. It is important to know why it is necessary to legalise marijuana to reduce
the harmful effects such as criminalisation of marijuana usage that
disproportion harm young people and sponsors massive levels of
corruption and violence.
Discussion of second main point
A. It is important to note that campaign regulated to promote marijuana that it is the time
to stop the ineffective, racially-biased and enforce marijuana prohibition and develop,
emerge and establish a well-regulated, inclusive marijuana industry that is in racial
and economic justice.
Development of idea
1. Undoubtedly, apart from treating health issues, it can also enhance economic
status of the country. Regulating and legalising marijuana can bring one of
nation`s largest cash crops under the law.

ESSAY: 3
2. This will create job and economic opportunities in the formal economy other than
illicit market. Moreover, DPA has also suggested and recommended product
safety. Consumer should consider that requesting information on the use of
fungicides, fertilisers, pesticides and any residual solvents. Similarly, cocaine and
cannabis are also considered in the main category.
Board discussion and support
1. Ten common conditions that medical cannabis treats is Multiple Sclerosis, Spinal
cord inquiry, cancer, HIV/AIDS, Epilepsy, Arthritis, insomnia, inflammatory
bowel diseases, and it also treats sleeping issues with Cannabis (Wilkinson and
Samuel 460).
2. In 2012, Colorado and Washington were two first states that adopted to legalise
marijuana for adults. Moreover, if any natural herb can best treat insomnia,
cancer, and several mental illness problems, it can be best remedy because it will
not lead to any side effect.
1. Conclusion
Review of two main point
A. Benefits of legalising marijuana in such a way that it can benefit the health.
B. How countries manage to convince the federal association to approve marijuana
for medicines.
2. Legalisation of marijuana
3. The deep and more elaborated discussion on how legalisation of marijuana will be
given in a persuasive form in a essay.

ESSAY: 4
References
McGinty, Emma E., et al. 2015. "Public perceptions of arguments supporting and opposing
recreational marijuana legalization." Preventive medicine 99: 80-86.
Monte, Andrew A., Richard D. Zane, and Kennon J. 2015. Heard. "The implications of
marijuana legalization in Colorado." Jama 313.3: 241-242.
Petti, Theodore A., and J. Calvin Chatlos. 2017. "2.1 Perspectives on Marijuana Legalization:
National and New Jersey Status." Journal of the American Academy of Child &
Adolescent Psychiatry 56.10: S3.
Wilkinson, Samuel T., et al. 2016. "Marijuana legalization: impact on physicians and public
health." Annual review of medicine 67: 453-466.