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    have seen the first reduction since then in 2014. The current condition of our prison system needs to be changed by creating new laws and changes how prisons function. The result of this would be smaller prisons, less cost, and it would help the convicts themselves. The prison population has been growing for the last 3 decades. However this doesn’t mean…

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    Americans overlook is the way in which we treat our prisoners, and those we define as convicts. I believe that the prison system in America is multifaceted would need to adopt a few policies other countries have already established: First the way “Correctional Officers” treat inmates, then mandatory minimum sentences, solitary confinement, and the death penalty, and lastly the loss of voting privileges to convicts. When Moore went to Norway and visited the minimum security prison I was amazed…

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    When people ignore simple rules, that God instructs man to follow, the consequences can be great. To Kill a Mockingbird, written by Harper Lee, demonstrates just how severely others suffer from people’s poor choices. The theme of injustice is found multiple times in to Kill a Mockingbird. The citizens of Macomb’s smallest actions have a great impact on their friends, family, and even people they don’t know. Unfortunately many of the citizens of Maycomb didn’t realize just how greatly their…

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    involved in carrying out the crime even if not the planning as King. Lorelle Henry, whose testimony is established to not be credible, is the only witness who accuses King and not Harmon. If the jury realized that there was insufficient evidence to convict Harmon, the same logic should be applied to exonerate King as well. A conviction made without proper evidence is likely if the jurors had little care in the fate of a black man who, allegedly, murdered another black man. Henry even claims…

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    of Guilt” by Bryan Stevenson, highlights the pathetic picture of the American society and its criminal justice system. The central claim of this article is that American police and justice given authorities presume the black young people as surly convicts of crimes. The black people in the USA consider as a guilty and dangerous. To prove this thesis, the author describes his own story and provides many other factual pieces of evidence. Discussion…

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    Crimes have existed for ages, even though countries have enforced laws and punished those who commit them. Countries also increased the size of the police as well as the law enforcement, but still people violate the law. When watching a TV show, or reading a newspaper, or listening to the radio, it is really impossible to avoid hearing or reading about crimes, including murder, robbery, abuse, or any violent act. With the increase of crime, criminals, and the gathering of evidence, “Herbert…

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    takes place in Maycomb, Alabama during the 1930s. A poor white girl named Mayella Ewell, whose class, gender, and race make her powerless in society, made a desperate attempt to gain power through false accusations. Although Mayella will go on to convict Tom Robinson of rape, her class, race, and gender will still result in her remaining powerless. Mayella’s family was one of the poorest white families in the community. The Ewells lived behind the town dump in what was once a Negro cabin. Their…

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    the begging of the movie with a quick clip of him in a flashback sequence with Valjean. Javert was a prison guard who had met Valjean when he was in prison for stealing bread. During that time, when someone committed a crime, you would forever be a convict. Many believed that you couldn’t change and Javert was no different. Javert realizes that Valjean is the mayor after an incident involving a wagon and Valjean’s amazing strength. “I’m ready to denounce him,” Javert exclaimed after this action.…

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    back at Pluto by giving May something witty to say if January convicts her. Morgan le Fay also creates an elaborate plot in order to get back at Guinevere and “frighten her to death” (2460). Both Proserpina and Morgan le Fay gain power when they are getting back at a person because they are putting themselves in control. This power shows the men in the tales that women are capable of being in control. In Proserpina's case, January convicts May but Prosperina places a witty phrase on May’s tongue…

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    administration abusing their power to wreak havoc in America, and taking extreme measures in order to continue the communist accusations. Correspondingly, the Crucible describes Danforth and the court taking advantage of the influence they have in the town to convict as many people as possible, even though Danforth knows witchcraft is a fraud and innocent people could be killed. Block shows his disgust at the government for exploiting American citizens for a spurious cause, and Miller expresses…

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