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    they belonged to. They were not a threat. They were simply trying to make Nigeria the best nation in Africa. They wanted to escape the persecution and create their own peaceful nation. Through starvation of the Igbo, Gowon caused death, bodily and financial harm against them, deliberately. These war tactics were not for the purpose of keeping Nigeria united. In my opinion, Gowon was trying to keep economic opportunity in the region intact like the British had wanted when they tried to rig…

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    who has a right to live. However, with this analogy, Thomson intends to elucidate that abortion is generally not immoral, even if the prenatal has the same basic moral status as the postnatal, because in certain situations, the mother’s right to the bodily integrity is more important that the foetus’s right to life. 2. Describe one important…

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    Legal protection under criminal law Criminal law protects all victims regardless of marital status. Although there are no specific provisions for domestic violence under criminal law, charges under assault, wounding, grievous bodily harm, kidnap, blackmail etc., cover issues linked to domestic violence, and there is further recourse for less violent offences such as stalking and harassment under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 (PHA). Under Government involvement and new initiatives,…

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    fact. In the Uk a life sentence is 20 years imprisonment before the defendant is eligible for parole. In certain cases the sentence for crimes may be reduced depending on certain factors and conditions. While Mr. Lee Robinson intended to cause bodily harm to the other man. The defendant was immediately aggressive and would not accept the victims…

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    uncovered, the restricting of freedom appears to be problematical (Bayer & Fairchild, 2004). Under harm principle, it is only serious harm to others which causes damage, against others’ will and restrict their liberty that can warrant intervention, not harm to self (Feinberg, 1987). Accordingly, an individual has the right to not seek medical help and resist the treatment of his own disease according to harm principle for it is themselves that they are hurting. In this case, it is undeniable…

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    Defence refers to the case presented by or on behalf of the party accused of a crime or being sued in a civil lawsuit. Here the focus is insanity and automatism which are common law defences and mental defences for those who suffered mental illness when committing the prohibited act. When defendant lack of certain capacities and controls when doing an act, criminal responsibilities may be exempted. Insanity, known as insane automatism, which refers specifically to conditions that impair one's…

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    Injustice Vs Incarceration

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    when free individuals listen to their currently or previously incarcerated peers. The majority of policies and practices affecting incarcerated people, such as shackling, poor medical attention, and extreme sentencing, successfully serve to restrict bodily rights, despite the existence of a few policies that strive to expand said rights, like fair chance hiring and Farmer Vs. Brennan…

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    Did you know that 32 percent of black people killed by an officer this year was unarmed? Then follows white people with 15 percent, hispanics and latinos with 25 percent, and standing fairly next to blacks is Native American? In a assay published by The Guardian there are other facts, for example for every one thousand person that is killed, only one officer is convicted of a crime (The Guardian). This is a recurring issue happening among us everyday, which defeats the whole purpose of the bill…

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    Learning about sexual health, the emotional, mental, and social well being in relation to sex, can benefit you and the people around you. Studies show that there’s a higher rate of teens getting STDs. While many teens are sexually active. They should learn about birth control and protection in order to prevent pregnancy and diseases. Teens should learn about birth control and protection in order to avoid an unexpected pregnancy. One great way to avoid an unexpected pregnancy is to use condoms…

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    of the Eglinton alley started troubling him. After the attack, Anver had suffered from many injuries and was taken to a local hospital. On December 6, Constable Rachel Di Carlo captured Donavan Tisi and Donavan was charged with assault causing bodily harm and robbery. On December 10 in the Toronto, court the trial was held where the defense represented Donavan Tisi and the crown represented Anvers Williams. In the trial, one of the defense witnesses was a close friend of Donavan Tisi, named…

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