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This critique will attempt to argue for and against Buning in 1993. 'If a person is not willing to give up his or her drug use then we should help them in causing less harm to himself or others'.
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Abstract Glossary of terms and key words AIDS/HIV: Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome IDU: Injecting drug use for this essay heroin injectors DTTO: Drug Treatment and Testing Orders Brought in under the Crime and Disorder act 1998, which replaced schedule 1 (A) Probation act as inserted by the Criminal Justice act 1991 BBV: Blood born viruses such as hepatitis This critique will attempt to argue for and against Buning in 1993. 'If a person is not willing to give up his or her drug use then we should help them in causing less harm to himself or others'. Because this statement is ambiguous and is applicable to all drugs, the critique will focus on IDU heroin users and the concept of harm reduction. Because of its complexity will be split into four pillars. The first will deliver an overview of the history of harm reduction. Then the paper will apply philosophical frameworks to the idea of choice, and free will...
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