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    Chance Bradley Leister was the kind of person every single member in our family wanted to be. He was every one of my cousins idol as children and even to this day. He was always there for anyone that ever needed someone and he always kept his word. Not a single person could stay mad at Chance. He was just an uplifting person that could make your whole day in a heartbeat. He has memories with so many people it’s unbelievable. Chance and I would stay up night after night just playing with legos…

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    Do people really deserve a second chance? It really depends on the situation, personally I think if someone, is mean and grumpy all the time, sure, they deserve a second chance, because they can change, like Scrooge from A Christmas Carol, he is always mean and grumpy at the beginning, and at the end, he's so nice and happy. You have to do so much to get a second chance, and really show you’ve changed, but even if you do it will always, find a way back to you. I’m more on the side that,…

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    Chance Medley name originally came from the Anglo-French chance-medlee, meaning a mixed chance. This verdict was originally used in murder cases where the killing did not involve premeditated malice (as in a sudden fight). The verdict was used to convict individuals who were not guilty, however, the killer had to be punished even though it was an accident. The verdict was very popular especially in late 17th century, mostly used in cases of deaths which were caused by accidents (as already…

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    individual’s chances of survival because he/she is being removed from society. Being removed from society and placed in prison means that the individual can no longer access education. Not being able to access education in prison is an extremely big problem for juveniles. Once they get out of prison, they can have a hard time to catching up in school. If the juvenile has a hard time catching up, he/she may eventually drop out. Also, being imprisoned as juvenile can increase the chances of that…

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    The Last Chance Ranch is a program for serious juvenile offenders in Florida, which provides a final opportunity for adolescents to turn around their lives before they are officially transferred to the adult system, which often involves prison sentences. The Last Chance Ranch has a number of strengths and areas for improvement, while it also adheres to both the risk and need principles, as well as the general and specific responsivity principles. The Last Chance Ranch displays various strengths…

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    Although many factors may affect life chances such as wealth, education, or occupation, the most influential factor for me would be wealth. According to Dennis Gilbert, by life chances, he (Max Weber) meant that the fundamental aspects of an individual’s future possibilities that are shaped by class membership, from the infant’s chances for descent nutrition to the adult’s opportunities for worldly access (Gilbert, 2015:7-8). Although education and occupations can give an individual a degree of…

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    For example, the article “Last Chance For Animals”, states as much as the zoo keepers try to duplicate the animal's natural environment, they will never be able to properly recreate the animal’s habitat. Now the animals have to adapt to a new environment in captivity. They will now roam…

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    Forty Chances by Howard G. Buffett gave me an interesting insight into the problems of the world. People in other countries, especially the countries in Africa have such different lives. These people have grown up and live in such a different way than we have, and do in the United States. In South Africa, people have a different view of life, in the sense that we are always rushing through life where they seem to be calmly enjoying the ride. While we are enjoying almost every convenience, the…

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    PrejuDICE Isn’t Just a Game of Chance To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee is a novel about a young girl, Scout, growing up in the Deep South during a time where racial prejudice is rampant. It's set during a period of Scout's life where she begins to see the world and starts to find her place in it. Scout begins to see the nature of people and no longer sees the world in black and white. Harper Lee demonstrates that prejudice is not able to be overcome as it is part of human nature, intensified…

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    In today’s society there are multiple assumptions on violence committed by youth. Many assume violence is an innate trait. If an adult shows traits of violence and aggression then one typically generalizes it’s a result from being born with that demeanor. One might also assume that this character flaw can never be changed or adapted. From this perspective, the belief holds that once a violent person, always a violent person. One might then begin to assume that violence is an incurable disease.…

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