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    the Emperor’s consort with whom he is infatuated, and secondly a pliable test subject to mould into his ideal spouse. He covets not only her resemblance to another woman, but also her childishness and vulnerability, which he takes advantage of by kidnapping her when her guardians understandably withhold their blessing. As much as the tale draws parallels between Murasaki and Genji’s unfortunate childhood circumstances – children born to low-ranking mothers by fathers already married to more…

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    A former slave by the name of Olaudah Equiano wrote his own book called The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano. His life started in the country of Eboe, which is now the country of Guinea in Africa. His life was simple and so were his people. In his native land, his father was a village elder so their family were in higher status quo. Slaves were a common thing around his village and often time’s people from his tribe owned slaves. One thing he noticed was the difference…

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    without threats or promises of immunity from the police. The document also contained that he had full knowledge of his legal rights and that he understood that any statement he made could be used against him. He was allegedly charge with rape, kidnapping, and robbery. Miranda had a history of serious mental instability and unfortunately had no counsel present. At his first trial, the prosecution 's case consisted…

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    To Kill a Mockingbird In our society, the 21st century, racism continues to exist but is not as prominent as in the 20th century. In the 20th century, caucasians were expected to be racist towards not just African-Americans but everyone who was not white. Looking back at race relations in the 20th century, cohesive relationships between different races was for the most part non-existent. Each race was considered separate; segregation was not only expected but was the law. in the novel, To…

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    of transportation (2014 M. Phlanz). One of the reasons the Somali Pirates first started robbing and seizing ships and holding people for ransom is that there is a lack of consequence for example, Abduwali Muse, the leader in the captain Phillips kidnapping was only put in prison in the United States for only 33 years and 9 months (2014, travelthruhistory.com) which he is only 27 so by the time he is released from prison he will only be 60 and will most likely still be alive. Abduwali Muse…

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    He stated in his address on The Fugitive Slave Law on May 3, 1851, “ The (Fugitive Slave Law) is a statute which enacts the crime of kidnapping,--a crime on one footing with arson and murder. A man’s right to liberty is as inalienable as his right to life…” Ralph Waldo Emerson viewed this law as kidnapping, which is considered a similar crime to arson and murder. Most northerners also shared this view on the Fugitive Slave Act. Emerson also states in his address on The…

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    I'm not scared is set in the fictional town of Aqua Traverse in Southern Italy in the late 1970s. At this era in Italy there was a huge imbalance in the standard of living between the North and South of the country. This prompted a spate of 300 kidnappings in Italy in 1978, carried out by poor southern Italians on children of rich northerners, children like Filippo in I'm not scared. Thus the political backdrop of the film is significant. The main crisis of the film, involving Michele's…

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    Mandatory Minimum Sentencing Mandatory minimum sentencing laws entail binding prison terms to a minimum length for certain crimes that judges can not lower even under the most justifiable circumstances. These intransigent sentencing laws may appear as universally adaptable and a quick solution for crime. However, these laws prevent judges from suiting the punishment to the criminal according to their offenses. The outrageous idea of having a set mandatory minimum sentencing law is…

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    federal or state courts, at least one of which is a "serious violent felony." The other offense may be a serious drug offense. (Find Law.org) The statute goes on to define a serious violent felony as including murder, manslaughter, sex offenses, kidnapping, robbery, and any offense punishable by 10 years or more which includes an element of the use of force or involves a significant risk of…

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    far to the south of civilization and barbarian land · Valeria of the Red Brotherhood flee into the jungle after killing a Stygian officer · Conan, an admirer of Valeria followed her and killed the stygian chasing her · As Valeria was confronting Conan for following her, they discovered a dragon eating their horses · They hid on a crag where the dragon can’t reach them but beast camped under the cliff · Conan make a deadly spear using the Apples of Derketa,…

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