Canadians should be free to grow, buy, and sell marijuana without interference from the criminal justice system.

Write an introduction. This is part I of your paper. Your introduction must contain your thesis. Your thesis must be followed by an introduction of your three main points. The introduction to your paper must set out your three main points explicitly. A basic example is as follows:
Canadians should be free to grow, buy, and sell marijuana without interference from the criminal justice system. (Thesis).
Next should come your three main points.
(i) A person who grows, buys, or sells marijuana violates no other person’s rights. (ii) Marijuana is no more harmful than alcohol, which is legal to produce and is sold in liquor stores, pubs and restaurants across Canada. (iii) Finally, organized crime is currently making enormous sums of money trafficking marijuana. Organized crime would be weakened if marijuana were legalized.
4. In the main body of your paper develop your thesis/argument by referencing the research you have done. This is part II of your paper. It should be broken down into three parts, one part for each of your three main points.
5. Write a conclusion summarizing the points you have made in the main body of the paper and how these points support your thesis. Your conclusion is part III of your paper.
6. Your paper must be broken down by headings and sub-headings so that you develop a clear structure to your thinking, planning, and organization.
This is the topic: Steven Truscott was convicted of the murder of Lynn Harper in Ontario in 1959. Nearly fifty years later, in 2007, he was found not-guilty and the province of Ontario apologized. If you share the view that his case was a miscarriage of justice, where did the criminal justice system go wrong? Why did this injustice occur? Explain.