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Done by : bashayer mariam fatma anoud Supervised by : Buthaina

Drugs : Is a substance that consists of dangerous components, which directly affects the brain and the stability of a person behavior.

There are many kinds of drugs : 1- natural 2- mixed 3- chemicals

do you know what is the punishment for a drug addict? 3 Years in jail or putting him in a sanatorium addiction to cure him from addiction. They put him in addiction house but if he has drugs problems they put him in prison for 3 years with 2.6 years minimum time to serve in prison.

Do you agree or disagree with this law ? I agree with it because it leads to many diseases and its against our Islamic religion I agree with the way that Florida use to punish addicts because in this way every one is going to take his punishment.

Do you think the laws are fair or unfair ? Yes the law is fair because every one has to take his punishment and the innocent man can be cured. yes its fair because this punishment will let all the people be afraid of being addicted.

References * Magazines. * * * Newspapers.