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    declared, his reasoning for examinging this previous case was in the view of, nobody was unbias in this case; he held the president and the press responsible. The subtle point of the case, included it was a necessitate to have two witnesses to convict Burr of treason, Burr’s autorney voiced the witnesses, Hay, provided were “irrelevent” and inabmissable in court.…

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    Many of the choices that people make will have negative effects on their lives, but their inner intentions are good. At the beginning of the novel, Pip wanders into the marshes and stumbles upon an escaped convict. The convict then threatens Pip to return to him the following day with food and a file for him to break free of the chains. To accomplish this, Pip is forced to steal food from his abusive sister/guardians home. “The terrors that had assailed me whenever…

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    million people that have been convicted of a felon, living in the US today. In other words, one in twelve Americans are felons. (Suede) The astonishing rate of convicts sentenced to death that are found innocent is extremely high. If it were simply adults, perhaps our nation could find a way to reconcile the high number of felony convicts, however, it is not only adults. Children our cubs are being tried as adults in the judicial system and it is becoming an extreme problem in the US. According…

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    Failure Of Reconstruction

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    Six hundred and twenty thousand men died in the American Civil War, the bloodiest conflict in United States history. Brother fought brother and father fought son in the conflict that split the nation in half over slavery. One hundred fifty three years since the end of the Civil War, racism still persists throughout American society. Why, after all these years, does hate continue to pervade this great nation? Why was this disgrace not dealt with immediately after the Civil War, during…

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    life.” –unknown Abel Magwitch, a perceived villain, is introduced into the novel Great Expectations written by Charles Dickens as an unnamed, escaped convict and Pip’s utmost horror. Although the beginning chapters lead the reader to believe “the convict” is a dangerous and cruel individual, he continuously transforms as a main character. This convict later progresses in being Pip’s sometimes forced companion, to friend, all the way to something more, and is revealed as Abel Magwitch.…

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    This was known as convict leasing. (Slavery by another name) Convict leasing was far worse than slavery. Since the convicts were far cheaper than slaves, they weren’t protected by their economic value. Convicts were pushed to their physical limits without any regard for their safety or wellbeing. Their white owners found the convict leasing to be extremely beneficial, as while they still had to pay for the convicts, it was far cheaper than paying workers. Peonage was…

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    A prisoner, as defined by federal regulation is any individual involuntarily confined or detained in a penal institution and according to Belmont report, ethical principles for human subjects should abide to the autonomy, beneficence, and justice of the subject. Because the individual who is in prison his autonomy reduces, they are considered as vulnerable population and many restriction should be put in place before conducting a research involving prisoners. Looking back in history of medical…

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    Women's Prisons

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    Female inmates are much more likely to only be serving time for drug or property offenses. A study revealed that as many as sixty percent of female convicts have a substance abuse problem, while almost seventy-five percent have some form of psychological complications. The same study showed that the women's crimes were most often a direct result of these problems. Male inmates, on the other hand, are…

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    Prisoner Who Wore Glasses

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    future of South Africa because it shows convicts and law enforcers working together. At the beginning of the short story, Brille and his fellow convicts are resentful towards their warder. As the story progresses, Brille and his fellow inmates realize that Hannetjie is not a terrible person. When Hannetjie first meets Brille he tells him “‘I’m your Baas’” (Head 127). Hannetjie expresses a sense of hierarchy against the inmates that he patrols and the convicts become resentful against Hennetjie…

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    Paws For Life Summary

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    Do you want to make your community safer? Santa Clara residents should consider in advocating prison programs because they can aid inmates to function and succeed in a law abiding world. In the article, The right choices; American prisons, the anonymous author endorses prison programs decrease the number of inmates in prison. The author also acknowledges it is difficult for inmates, those who have served their time, to live a new life after being released because there are policies that…

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