The War on Drugs Is an Example of Morality Policy

question 7

Multiple Choice

The War on Drugs is an example of morality policy making based on a moral panic which has led to:

• A) Unethical and discriminatory results and mass imprisonment
• B) A decrease in the illegal consumption of drugs
• C) Growth of powerful drug lords in the U.S.
• D) A drop in the supply of illegal drugs in the U.S.

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