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    Jack The Ripper Analysis

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    Jack the Ripper is a serial killer and still nowadays is remembered by the impeccable crimes he committed which didn’t attach him to any direct suspect. In this book, Patricia Cornwell narrates the story in her point of view where Walter Sickert, a painter and printmaker, was known for painting Jack´s crime scenes. Many of these paintings are all around the world and some of them were used against Sickert to blame him. Other perfect suspects could have been Prince Albert Victor who suffered from…

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    There aren’t many controversial topics that arise in The Road, but one of the main ones that come up involve violence and how it could be seen as justified. Violence, while still very prevalent in our modern day society, could be seen as a defense mechanism and there for, justifiable in the eyes of the law. “Although Cormac McCarthy is known as a connoisseur of excessive violence, we think most of the violent stuff in The Road is justified. McCarthy portrays a post-apocalyptic landscape where…

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    The case study is about “The killer Robot”. Randey Samuels as a programmer at the Silicon Techtronic's Inc. He wrote the faulty code was indicted for manslaughter. And, the silicon techchronics is Randy’s employer. The robot (Robbie CX30) has malfunctioned and crushed its operator to death while at work who is Bart Matthews as robot operator. The blood all over because of the decapitated head. Next, the num-lock key light not on and the key pad have a bloody. By the case happen, McMurdock…

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    As long as there has been some sort of prison system in the United States, there has always been a debate as to what role these prisons should play. Are they meant to punish those those have committed crimes, or to rehabilitate prisoners into a new and productive member of society and send them on their way? Some even believe prisons to be a holding place to keep the rest of society safe. All of this leads to the constitutional issue of how those who are incarcerated should be treated and what…

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    Capital punishment is being used nationwide in prisons as a form of punishment for crimes. Capital punishment is a costly form of punishment. Small counties are having to spend a lot of money on death row executions that they cannot afford sending them into debt. Housing for death penalty inmates and their trials cost more than those of an inmate serving life in prison. Capital punishment costs about $125,500,000 more than life in prison without parole. Taxpayers money is going towards capital…

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    The practice of providing “sanctuary” have roots the middle ages where people seek asylum would go to Church, where they have protection from persecution. In a country that is divided by party lines, and gripped with recent consequences, the word sanctuary has controversies. The Trump Administration has time and time again doubted the effectiveness of progressives’ agenda and turn to methods of deportations, border control, and crackdowns for salvation from the problem. A look into the past,…

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    Corruption In These Days

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    “Rouba mas faz,” or “He steals but gets things done.” This saying went along with the corrupt governor of Sao Paulo in the 1940s, during the beginning of South America’s exponentially increasing government exploitation (Margolis). One of These Days was set when widespread corrupt behavior was beginning in the South American government. The larger government figures were being bribed and committing crimes, but in smaller local government systems the same atrocities were occurring. Gabriel…

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    Twelve Angry Men “It's not so easy for me to raise my hand and send the boy off to die. Without talking about it first.”(Twelve Angry Men by Reginald Rose.) If someone's life is in your hands how would you react? Would you take the situation seriously?The Twelve Angry Men will give you an insight of how being on a jury really is like. Many may think that it's not that hard to agree on something , but the fact is that it can be very difficult. Let's discuss how one man's life was in the…

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    “Everybody has got good and evil in them. I’d like to be 100% evil, but I can’t. I’m too easy-going sometimes. Then again, while anger and hate are two things some people can cope with, I cannot. My anger and hate grow to a level that I cannot live comfortably with it.” - (Richard Ramirez/The NIghtStalker)(1). Most serial killers kill because of the rough and unpleasant childhoods, others kill for enjoyment and the desire to kill. In this paper, we have researched about these two’s childhoods.…

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    On April 19, 1989, in Central Park, five boys lives were changed forever. These five boys, Korey Wise, Kevin Richardson, Raymond Santana, Yusef Salaam, and Antron McCray, all from Harlem, went to Central Park around 9:00pm. At this time there was also 30 other teenager committing several attacks, assaults, and robberies. The police were dispatched at 9:30 pm and apprehended Raymond Santana and Kevin Richardson along with other teenagers at approximately 10:15. Antron McCray, Yusef Salaam, and…

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