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- 9171: Corporal Punishment Is Physical Abuse
- ... remains in the criminal codes of several European communities. In the twentieth century, corporal punishment has received severe criticism. Many people believe it is a barbaric relic of a bygone age, completely opposite with present day humanitarian ethics. With a rising crime rate many are favouring the reinstitution of physical punishment for very wicked crimes. It has been shown that many adults in England want the restoration of corporal punishment for ...
- 9172: Capital Punishment
- ... sink to the same level as the common killer. According to some, the death penalty is viewed as cruel and unusual punishment. They compare it to a criminal imprisoning his victim for years, and every day informed him of the date of his death. Furthermore, they feel that the methods of executing people have all been found excessively cruel. It often takes ten minutes or more to die in the electric ...
- 9173: Date Rape
- ... is known as "mutual consent" and "date rape." They can be confusingly similar because a women may give consent at the time, but if she is high or drunk, though, she may find the next day that she did not want to have sex. It is difficult to say when a woman has given her consent because in many cases, at least one of the people involved is under the influence ...
- 9174: Police Brutality
- ... people killed by police has gone down from the middle 1970's to the middle 1980's in major cities,” says Patrick V. Murphy, former head of police commissions in Detroit, New York, and Washington, D.C. (C.C. 17). Also, in Kansas City, Missouri, a police department there has 1,110 officers. Amazingly, the only received approximately 108 complaints from the public about those 1,100 officers. Adding to the ...
- 9175: Objectivism in The Founterhead
- ... and my struggle—to feel no anger, no concern, no hope—just to exist for me, for my need of you—as my wife—as my property . . .” (376). The answer to this question was “I’d obey you,” and Howard said that this was the reason why he would not stop her from marrying Keating. Roark would not make Dominique his property because he believed that he could not “sacrifice others ...
- 9176: Ralph Waldo Emerson 3
- ... s eyes. It is only detrimental to constantly carry around memories. Emerson is not saying to forget everything about the past, but instead to use it wisely. Consult the past for judgement as a new day begins, and use it as guidance towards new experiences. One who is wise uses more then a memory to continue with life. A memory can be used to broaden horizons, to teach a person more ...
- 9177: The Positive And Negative Effects of DNA Profiling
- ... years completing her PhD in industrial and chemical engineering. Now, wincing as a company doctor drew a few drops of blood for her preemployment physical, she could hardly contain her excitement about the job she'd been offered at one of the country's foremost metallurgical research institutes. Two days later the phone call came. You are perfectly healthy, the young doctor said. But tests have revealed you harbor a gene ...
- 9178: The Effects of Race on Sentencing in Capital Punishment Cases
- ... 25. Gest, T. (1996 July 8). A house without a blueprint. US News & World Report, 121 (2), 41-42. Lacayo, R. (1987, May 4). Clearing a Path to the Chair. Time, 129 (18), 80. Seligman, D. (1994, September 5). Uh oh! More Stats. Fortune, 130 (5), 113-114. Smolowe, J. (1991, April 29). Race and the Death Penalty. Time, 137 (17), 68-69.
- 9179: Virginia Woolf
- ... she is not going to just come out and say what she thinks, she is going to let them make their own decisions. Woolf starts her story off on a river bank on a beautiful day, although she is probably in a room somewhere typing it. I think Woolf does this because most everyone can relate to this as being a good place to sit down and think. When Woolf says ...
- 9180: The Pros & Cons of the Death Penalty
- ... when they did the crime, give them consequences. There is also the "eye for an eye" argument. Make them feel what their victims felt. The punishment for murder right now is three square meals a day, a roof over their heads, a bed to sleep in, very often activities to do. That include Tennis, Weightlifting, or even Prostitutes. Lets change the penalty for murder from country club to Death. The Cons ...
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