"We hope racing fans who support marijuana prohibition will question the logic of punishing adults simply for using a product that is safer than those produced by sponsors of NASCAR events and teams that race in them".
Certain problems discussed in the previous section carry less weight when the prohibitions in question apply only to specific portions of the council's territory, meaning that certain functions and activities are banned from an assigned area, but not in others.
Audit Scotland concluded: On the question of prohibition of political publicity under the 1986 Local Government Act, this would be a matter for the courts to decide.
No one questions the prohibition on the use of SNAP for tobacco and alcohol.
The writer interviewed an inspector in the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons who questioned the C.I.A.'s account of the retrieval and analysis of the Empta.
The ex-president of the Royal College of Physicians, the ex-chairman of the Bar Council, the Police Foundation, the Royal Society of Arts and numerous others have questioned whether prohibition works.
Their special status ensured that political leaders got involved in discussions about their use, and not all shared Churchill's view that ethical prohibitions were "simply a question of fashion".
But when some sisters after Vatican II began to question church prohibitions on women serving as priests, artificial birth control or the acceptance of same-sex relationships, their religious orders did not shut down such discussion or treat it as apostasy.
Neo-liberals like Milton Friedman question drug-prohibition and conscription, which conservatives and neo-conservatives would not.
Were we to hold the statute invalid under the Equal Protection Clause some might question whether a prohibition would be valid if drawn differently, say, to prohibit the conduct both between same-sex and different-sex participants.
