1. Randy E. Barnett argues that legalizing drugs would benefit both addicts and society. Erich Goode, on the other hand, believes that if illegal drugs were made legal, more people would use and become addicted to drugs. Based on these authors’ arguments, what are the advantages and disadvantages of drug legalization?
2. According to Public Agenda, the government must vigorously enforce drug laws and impose strict penalties on drug traffickers, dealers, and users. Is the author’s plea for “zero tolerance” for illegal drugs realistic? Based on what you have read in this book, will tough law enforcement measures deter people from using drugs? Why or why not?
3. Richard B. Heyman asserts that restrictions on tobacco advertising will result in less teen smoking. Dwight R. Lee disputes the notion that advertising encourages teenagers to smoke. What evidence do the authors provide to support their...