Cyber Crime Essay

Seven-year old Aiyana slept in the living room couch of her Detroit-bound home, when a swarm of SWAT team members invaded the site. In a matter of seconds, a bullet released by the officer Joseph Weekley, stroke Aiyana in the head. Her family had to witness the bloody scene for dreadful, lingering moments, while her father was forced to lie on the floor surrounded by his child’s blood. In the song, “Crooked Smile”, dedicated to the young victim, the artist, J. Cole, approaches the damaging…

Chappaquiddick, written by Edward M. Kennedy, is full of guilty and emotion because of his actions. Which are expressed numerous times through specific rhetoric devices. Through anaphora, isocolon, and asyndeton, Kennedy provides the audiences with excessive reasoning and explanations of his actions of not reporting the car crash immediately to the police which caused the life of a woman riding with him in the car. He explains this by trying to structure his words into his guilty. Through…

Sam Smith’s song “I’m Not The Only One” has many rhetorical devices that depicts many problems and ideas. Problems and ideas that many people portray for a long long time and even today. But before we talk about all the rhetorical ideas we need to analyze the artist and the music video a bit. This song was released on August 1st, 2014. The video shows a husband that’s not loyal to his wife and the wife is completely devastated. It shows that marriage can be corrupt and that cheating will cause a…

Victim Precipitation Theory Jacob N Zucker Grantham University CJ102 Victim Precipitation Theory is the view that victims may initiate, either actively or passively, the confrontation that leads to their victimization (Siegel, 2014, p. 67). Active precipitation occurs when victims act provocatively, use threats or fighting words, or even attack first, resulting in their victimization (Siegel, 2014, p. 67). Passive precipitation is personal or social characteristics of victims that make…

Police Brutality and the False Claims Behind the Phrase It isn’t hard to see why the population of America views the police as an evil force out to get minorities. The media portrays many events in such ways as to upset viewers so that they “fight the good fight,” and tune in to watch how it goes. In doing so they change facts or twist the evidence to ensure their ratings are high. One issue the media maliciously attacks is “police brutality.” The police are now seen as a driving force of hate…

appropriate punishment for extreme crimes. His examples of extreme cases include terrorists, mass murderers of vulnerable victims (especially children), rapist murderers, contract killers, and torture killers. According to Mr. Blecker the other option for punishment, life without parole, does not fit the crime in these extreme cases. The argument he uses expresses disbelief that prisoners doing life without parole are indeed receiving the punishment that fits their crimes. He states, “…the…

The Importance of the Crucible Have you ever lied to someone? Some of the people in the town of Salem had to lie to save themselves from being hanged. In The Crucible the most important lesson to be learned is not to let fear make your choices. In The Crucible people used fear to decided who is apart of witchcraft, who gets hanged from being involved in witchcraft, and some in the town let the fear of their reputation get in the way of their decisions. In the town after people were accused of…

Have you ever taken your rights or possessions for granted? In North Korean labor camps, the prisoners are denied many of their basic rights and are given the minimal amount of food, clothing, and other necessities. Shin Dong-hyuk was born in one of these camps, and he tells his story through his biography, Escape From Camp 14. The book talks about many of the living conditions in the camps. The food, clothing, housing, and many other conditions are very different and much worse than those in a…

discussed in the in group, out group discussion we had in class, they are trying to dehumanize them because it makes it easier to get people to rally with them. To blame them for taking jobs, spots in schools or on the flip side, bringing drugs, crime and freeloading with them. As Nussbaum, a professor at University of Chicago Law School, quoted in the article ‘Patriotism and Cosmopolitanism’, “We should regard all human beings as our fellow citizens and neighbors.” (Nussbaum 117). Illegal…

Although Dick and Perry commit a mortifying murder, Capote uses literary devices to explain that just because someone commits a crime they should not face judgement on that action alone, but rather on their overall character; therefore, despite the murder, Perry should not be perceived nor treated as a fiend. Perry’s upbringing was extremely unfortunate, his family had dealt him a tragic hand in life, leaving him in orphanages where he faced abuse and hardship. Capote is able to represent the…