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    other person”. The accused in this case, has directly shot at the victim six times with a gun, and of those six bullets four penetrated the victim. At this point the victim was still alive. The accused then chased the wounded victim with a knife. During this chase, the victim was hit by the car of Hoon Daly. Daly’s car hit the victim at 80km/hr, and the victim died instantly. Even though the victim died after being hit by the car, the death is still criminally responsible by the accused. This is…

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    defence an equal opportunity to present their evidence. The judge decides whether the evidence proves beyond a reasonable doubt that the accused is guilty of any or all of the charges. A basic principle of Canada's justice system is that the accused is innocent until proven guilty. The trial begins with the prosecutor presenting the evidence against the accused. This is done by calling witnesses and introducing materials as evidence to support the charges. Each witness called for the Crown is…

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    Throughout history and leading into the Salem Witch Trials women have been accused of witchcraft in far greater numbers than men. Carol Karlsen, in her book The Devil in the Shape of a Woman: Witchcraft in Colonial New England, Karlsen gives the terms of women being accused in numbers. The mass outbreak of accusations in Salem and surrounding areas by the middle of 1692, was 185 people were accused and 70 percent of those people accused were women. Women were starting to own property, which…

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    The Crucible. He utilizes allegory to refer to the fear of “Red Scare” during McCarthyism Era. In the play there are many things that are similar to the McCarthyism. In The Crucible, many people were falsely accused of being witches, similarly in McCarthyism, many people were falsely accused of being communists. Miller creates allegory in the play to show how people were threatened and feared by corrupted authority. Miller uses allegory to demonstrate true meaning of the story. In the play,…

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    What does the witch trials and communism trials have in common? Both these trials falsely accused people of crimes they didn't commit. During the witch trials, people put people on trial and accused them of something they had no part in, same goes with the communism trials in america, many people were falsely accused of associating with the communist party and put on trial. The salem witch trials were a major event in history.(Blumberg) The trials took place in the time period 1692 till 1693 in…

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    differences. The Tom Robinson case, and the Emmett Till case have a lot in common but they are also different. Something that makes them different is that Tom Robinson was accused of doing something to a white woman that he did not do. During this time period whites and blacks were not allowed to be together. Mayella Ewell accused Tom Robinson of beating and raping her, but did not call a doctor after this “incident” happened. Tom Robinson always helped her out in the yard because he felt sorry…

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    happened to my English teacher's college friend; she was accused of plagiarism when, in reality, it was all accidental. She had done a lot of research, and came up with a sentence that she thought was her own. In reality, it was something she had read earlier and forgotten about. She was almost kicked out, but saved by a professor who knew that she would never break character like that. This happened to my English teacher's college friend; she was accused of plagiarism when, in reality, it was…

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    excuse and defences which are used as a justification. Excuses are defences which are used by the accused person who committed the offence of strict liability because of being pressured or having disabilities such as insanity or intoxication. On the other hand, defences for justification are mostly self-defence or for the reason of necessity due to the existence of right of the accused person. The accused who raised self-defence might be excused or released because of the rights. However, the…

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    Frau Trude And The Witches

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    these documents it is clear that unmarried women were commonly accused of witch craft and looked upon as inferior. These documents take place in Germany which the accusations of witchcraft were common. The crimes they were accused of were vulgar and the community surrounding them believed it was a supernatural power. The two documents that will be discussed in this essay are Eyes Too Many, Frau Trude and The Witches’ Revenge. The accused witches in these stories are older woman due to their…

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    to be released. What is Bail? Bail is a set amount of money paid by family members or friends to allow an accused person leave the jail until the trial. The bail acts as insurance for the appearance in court. The bail can be set by paying the full amount, pledging property or acquiring a surety bond form a bail bondsman. When full amount is paid in accordance with bail schedule, the accused is released quickly. Depending on the amount of paper work, the use of a bail bondman…

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