Prohibition of alcohollargely causedthe rise of organized crime and the prohibition of recreational drugs perpetuates organized crime today
it is not the drugscausecrime so much as the prohibition of drugs
Order now ... alcoholinfluencedorganized crime and put our nation under corruption Prohibition
alcoholinfluencedorganized crime and put our nation under corruption Prohibition
these themessetduring Prohibition , which was really the introduction of organized crime in America
The number of crimes ... the Prohibitioncausedorganized crime to be very popular. Introduction Prohibition in the United States
U.S. policieshave ... contributedto organized crime ( e.g. , Prohibition and drug laws
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some drug usedoes ... causecrime drug prohibition causes crime
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Alphonse Gabriel " Al " Capone ( January 17 , " January 25 ... an American gangsterleda Prohibition - era crime syndicate
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an Italian - Americangangsterleda Prohibition - era crime syndicate
If the problem is crime , as it is in Arizona , then deal with the issuecausingthe crime : drug prohibition
the issuecausingthe crime : drug prohibition
some euphemismsoriginatefrom the culture ... or lack thereof ) of Prohibition - era organized crime
illegal transportation and selling of alcoholinfluencedorganized crime and put our nation Prohibition
He sayscausesthe crime is drug prohibition
Al " Capone ... an American gangsterleda Prohibition - era crime
an american gangsterleda prohibition - era crime
a young super - criminalinventedProhibition and organized crime for his private profit
that shortages and spikes in beer prices could be a problem for social stabilitycould leadto organized crime supplying illicit liquor , just like during prohibition
the infamous Al Capone Al Capone Alphonse Gabriel " Al " Capone ... an American gangsterleda Prohibition - era crime
Al Capone and Bugs Moran(passive) led byProhibition - era bootlegging gangs
the criminalization of drugshas leadOrganized crime that markets drug use
by John Russell(passive) was led byProhibition Party
the conservativesinventeddrug prohibition
alcohol prohibitioncausedorganized crime in the United States
to lower drug consumption by using force to raise the costs of production , transportation , and sales for growers , transporters , and dealers(passive) was designedDrug prohibition
This demandledto organized crime expanding from bootlegging under Prohibition
Mr. Cohen contendsinventedorganized crime ... in America
money or propertyresultingfrom illicit acts committed by organized crime
the police forcedesignedto stop organized crime
the enormous profitsresultingfrom criminal prohibition
The premises of the antigun movementleadinexorably to prohibition
how gamblinginfluencedled to organized crime
legislationdesignedto curb organized crime?
this broad statutedesignedto curb organized crime
an extension of the Federal Wire Act of 1961designedto curb organized crime
Drugsdo ... causeDrugs
desolationcausesdesolation
the tragic consequences(passive) caused bythe tragic consequences
the government to rethink the effects prohibition was having on American societycausedthe government to rethink the effects prohibition was having on American society
far more harm to the individual and society than any individual drugcausesfar more harm to the individual and society than any individual drug
Drugsdo ... causeDrugs
in New Yorksetin New York
to corruption , violence and a host of societal problemsleadsto corruption , violence and a host of societal problems
the harm(passive) caused bythe harm
the problems(passive) caused bythe problems
most of the problems of drug abuse(passive) are ... caused bymost of the problems of drug abuse
more damage than the actual drugs the government is supposedly protecting us fromhas causedmore damage than the actual drugs the government is supposedly protecting us from
more crime and other harms than it preventscausesmore crime and other harms than it prevents
violence(passive) caused byviolence
the greater harms(passive) caused bythe greater harms
drug - related crimecausingdrug - related crime
the harms(passive) caused bythe harms
a dangerous black market(passive) caused bya dangerous black market
the dangerous societal standards(passive) set bythe dangerous societal standards
the bulk of the crimecausesthe bulk of the crime
the black market(passive) caused bythe black market
an epidemic(passive) caused byan epidemic
to corruptionwas leadingto corruption
untold miseryhas causeduntold misery
the human suffering(passive) caused bythe human suffering
the higher prices(passive) caused bythe higher prices
indeeddid ... resultindeed
gang warfare and other violent crimeshas causedgang warfare and other violent crimes
failed states in places like Central Americais causingfailed states in places like Central America
the madness , prejudice and ruined lives(passive) caused bythe madness , prejudice and ruined lives
to poorer health outcomes and higher mortality rates among drug users ... while also facilitating the growth of an illicit drug market which threatens the safety and well - being of people around the globehas ... contributedto poorer health outcomes and higher mortality rates among drug users ... while also facilitating the growth of an illicit drug market which threatens the safety and well - being of people around the globe
the electionsto influencethe elections
hundreds of murders , includingcausedhundreds of murders , including
to an increase in violent crimehas ledto an increase in violent crime
the outcome of a game for moneyto influencethe outcome of a game for money
national policy on Internet gamingto setnational policy on Internet gaming
to an increase in violent crime by allowing the illicit drug trade to remain lucrative for dealers , traffickers and producershas ledto an increase in violent crime by allowing the illicit drug trade to remain lucrative for dealers , traffickers and producers