the end of the prohibition era: questions about injustice, effectiveness of laws and legalization of drugs

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2016
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Abstract
This article aims to investigate the relationship between society, the prohibition and drug users through social, legal and criminological analysis, in order to review what happened with  regard  to  the  criminalization  of  drugs.  Thus,  this  article  aims  to  explore  the inconsistencies  in  the  brazilian  legal  system  regarding  the  drugs,  and  how  this  have intensified  discussions  about  legalization.  Therefore,  this  paper,  under  the  empirical- analytical focus and the use of hypothetical deductive approach – from the bibliographical and documentary analysis, aims to examine the prohibition and injustices policy, aiming to build prospects for the legalization of drugs.
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Authors ;Hilbert Reis Silva
Journal journal of retailing and consumer services
Year 2016
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10.26668/IndexLawJournals/2526-0065/2016.v2i1.293
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