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- 2171: Marijuana
- ... vegetable oil, paper product, and livestock feed (Caputo and Ostrom 485). If legalized, marijuana has the potential to generate a lot of revenue for a government, and this gained revenue can only help the country. Crime is a problem just about anywhere in Canada and the United States. However, crime enforcement energy is often spent dealing with cases that are not necessary. The police spend useless time trying to arrest marijuana growing and smokers. If marijuana is legalized, drug-fighting resources could be better used ...
- 2172: Hamlet - A Study Of Procrastin
- ... somewhat protected by the principle that all people are innocent until proven guilty. In Shakespeare's time however, it is interesting to note that someone like Hamlet exercised this ideal, seemingly a victim to the crime himself, and to the Elizabethan era in which this crime is evident. Brilliantly, Hamlet plans out an opportunity for Claudius to indicate some guilt, therefore allowing his conscience to freely carry out the murder of Claudius. "Well, my lord. If he steal aught the whilst ...
- 2173: Laws of War
- ... namely, murder, extermination, enslavement, deportation, and other inhumane acts committed against any civilian population, before or during the war, or persecutions on political, racial or religious grounds in execution of or in connection with any crime within the jurisdiction of the Tribunal, whether or not in violation of the domestic law of the country where perpetrated. Leaders, organizers, instigators, and accomplices participating in the formulation or execution of a common plan ... in current American penal statute. But, according to the American rule of dual criminality a way away around this small detail can be found: The law does not require that the name by which the crime is described in the two countries shall be the same; nor that the scope of the liability shall be coextensive, or, in other respects, the same in the two countries. It is enough if the ...
- 2174: Invisible Man
- ... coming out, no less invisible without it, but coming out nevertheless. And I suppose it’s damn well time. Even hibernations can be overdone, come to think of it. Perhaps that’s my greatest social crime. I’ve overstayed my hibernation, since there’s a possibility that even an invisible man has a socially responsible role to play.(30) With this statement, the invisible man shows the world his rebirth which ... society to see the reborn invisible man, Jung the psychoanalyst will be able to see it and will agree with the invisible man’s self-diagnosis of page 581: "Perhaps that’s my greatest social crime, I’ve overstayed my hibernation."(40) Necessarily, it must be concluded that the invisible man will re-emerge from his cave and that, when he does re-emerge, the Rebirth archetype will no longer be ...
- 2175: The Crucible: The Puritans
- ... like they done in Boston two year ago! We must tell the truth, Abby! You'll only be whipped for dancin' and the other things!”(18) Although this clearly shows that dancing was a punishable crime in that time, witchcraft was a much more serious offense. Puritans had very rigid beliefs about the Bible and God and the Devil. They believed that witches made compacts with the Devil to do his ... society like the Puritans were aftraid that the witches were going to take over their villages. People are afraid of things they don't understand. No one really understood witchcraft because it was an invisible crime. No one really understands how or why the Aids virus spread. Witchcraft was first known in the lowlifes of the villages, just like Aids was considered to be an epidemic related to drug users and ...
- 2176: The Detriment That Society Can Cause to its Inhabitants
- ... of the bank employees, Krogstad. Then to pay him back, she worked odd jobs and bought the most inexpensive clothing, and used the money she saved towards paying Krogstad back. Nora has committed a serious crime by forging the signature of her grandfather. She did not want to go to him because she did not feel right going to see him in that condition. Her intentions, however, for not telling anybody deal with living to her role that society has laid out for woman. Nora was not scared because she committed a crime, but she had helped a person of the "superior gender". What would Tolvald think if he found out that Nora had paid for the trip and planned out this whole scheme? Tolvald would have been ...
- 2177: Mrp Ii
- ... 1/2 months. The remain time will be cater for implementation. By the end of the eighteenth month the entire process would be completed. Product Vendor Installed User Base Average Price Caliach MRP Manufacturing and Computer Systems 71,000 $20,000 PC/MRP for Windows Software Arts 8,700 $395 BPCS Client/Server System Software Associates 8000+ - NRS NRS Consulting 6.000 $40,000 Impact Encore/Award Syspro Group 5,000 ... the different types of MRP II software and their respective costs. These softwares were ranked top ten in the 1997 MRP II software survey. (Ordered by number of installed users) Caliach MRP from Manufacturing and Computer System was ranked first with the highest number of installed users of 71000 with an average price of $20000. PC/MRP for Windows was ranked second with an extremely low average price of $395. The ...
- 2178: Intranets
- ... Intranets didn't exist. Now the market for internal web-servers is rapidly increasing. Intranet technology is beginning to be used all over the world. Intranets present the information in the same way to every computer. By doing this they are doing what computer and software makers have been promising but never actually delivered. Computers, software, and databases are pulled together into a single system that enables users to find information wherever it resides. Intranets are only logically "internal ...
- 2179: The True Sinners
- ... Her sin of deception is then lifted off her chest. Hester’s vow of truth is then kept. Arthur Dimmesdale’s sin was the same as Hester’s. He is Hester’s silent partner in crime. The guilty one who has confessed nothing in order to save himself. Actually, Dimmesdale is a coward, a man who is too weak to confess his guilt, even though he desires to greatly. As a way of self-punishment, Dimmesdale has created a supposed “A” on his own chest by beating himself. Dimmesdale has committed the crime of hypocrisy. He is a minister and every week gets up on his pulpit to hear his congregation’s sins. Somehow, Dimmesdale is too weak to confess his own sin. By hiding it, his sin ...
- 2180: Argument-based Homicide In Ame
- ... socially responsible communities, assuming that greater moral values would curb the likelihood of these argument-related homicides. This relies on the notion that greater social organization will lead to a decrease in the rate of crime. Dov Cohen, in her article "Culture, Social Organization, and Patterns of Violence" shows that in the West (which includes Colorado) and South, where a culture of honor persists, there is a higher rate of argument ... stability within a community would not have the effect of reducing argument-related homicides because increasing community stability seems to condone these actions, not only by sentiments, but by laws which make this type of crime more acceptable. For this reason it is not the communities who should be blamed, and the ability to point fingers at a lack of morals may be diminishing. By Cohen’s theory, the Columbine killings ...
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