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    Whom to Blame Throughout the story of The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet there was a lot of tragedies that happened. Many people died and hearts were broken, but there were several reasons why they happened. The big question is that who is to blame for the tragedy of Romeo and Juliet? There was many people involved with it but there is two that stand out and seems to be the ones. Those two people are Romeo and Friar Lawrence, they have done a lot things that contributed to the death of Juliet and…

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    killing themselves in that present moment is. Based on the answers given, high acquired capability would include multiple suicide attempts or three of the following five symptoms: single suicide attempt, aborted attempt, self-injecting drug use, self-harm practices such as cutting, frequent exposure…

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    Over the Edge Each year, more than 35,000 people commit suicide in the U.S alone, no one can agree on a way to slow down these numbers (6). Think of suicide like a river leading to a waterfall. Beginning to have depressed thoughts or actions is at the mouth of the river. However suicidal thoughts would place you near the fall. People have tried suicide hotlines, therapy, and many other things. However, none of our leaders have decided whether to concentrate our efforts upstream to prevent…

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    relieved from the numbness or emotional pain (Bender). By feeling this relief, some become addicted to the viscous cycle and if they can not get any professional help it can get worse. Sometimes, after an extremely bad day, when the person goes to harm them self, may accidentally take it too far and die…

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    assault, by intentionally leading “someone to expect the (non-consensual) application to his body of immediate unlawful force.’ (Venna). Under section 18 of the Act, “wounding or causing grievous bodily harm with intent”, Sunita is fulfilling the mens rea element with the ulterior intent to cause grievous bodily harm. Although, Sunita did not directly cut Barbara’s forehead; her reaction was foreseeable. The argument that Sunita caused Barbara’s cut can be satisfied by the fact that Sunita’s act…

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    would be charged with “Wounding or Grievous Bodily Harm with Intent” under section…

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    Mr. Corliss Case

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    that such force (that which was intended or likely to cause death or great bodily harm) was necessary to prevent great bodily harm to himself.” Prosecution may assert that because neither Barney Quill nor Parnell Quill were witnessed to be in possession of a gun during the incident that the shooting of Barney Quill occurred, Mr. Corliss had no reason to believe that shooting Barney Quill was necessary to prevent great bodily harm to himself. However, there are many facts to the contrary that can…

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    burglary can be enhanced to armed burglary when the offender becomes armed with a dangerous weapon. A non-firearm weapon is considered dangerous if, but only if, the weapon was used or threatened to be used in a manner likely to produce death or great bodily harm. Because Mr. Sperber did not remove the axe from his backpack during the burglary, he probably did not use or threaten to use the axe in a manner likely to produce…

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    malicious wounding or malicious infliction of grievous bodily harm under s20 offences against the person act 1861 they must commit the Actus Reus and possess the appropriate Mens rea. The Actus Reus states that the defendants wound or infliction grievous bodily harm on the victim with or without a weapon. ‘Wounding’ means breaking all layers of the skin whereas ‘grievous bodily harm’ means really serious injury and includes both physical harm and clinically diagnosed psychiatric injury. A…

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    injury which puts an individual in reasonable fear of imminent bodily harm. Battery is the intentional infliction of harm or offensive contact. Analysis: Did Abner commit assault? Assault is a physical act of a threating nature or an offer of corporal injury which puts an individual in reasonable fear of imminent bodily harm. Baxter will argue that, by snatching the tray from his hand Abner was in an imminent fear of bodily harm because Abner’s behavior is an act of aggression. On the…

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