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    The first scene of act three of The Crucible by Arthur Miller begins with the courthouse questioning an accused Martha Corey of witchcraft. In attempts to save his wife from imprisonment, Giles Corey claims that accusing Martha of witchcraft was just one way Thomas Putnam was getting back at them for personal resentment concerning land disputes. With that, he is escorted out of the courtroom. Desperate to prove his wife’s innocence, Giles tries to convince Judge Hathorne, Deputy Governor…

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    book Dill is taken care of by his aunt Rachel but in the movie Stephanie takes care of Dill. In the movie Judge Taylor went to Atticus house and asked Atticus if he wanted to take Tom’s case. Jem, Scout, and Dill go to the courthouse and Atticus catches them at the courthouse and makes them go home. I feel like that they included these parts in the movie because they wanted to make Tom’s case a bigger deal. During the court case in the movie since Tom doesn’t have a baby arm in the movie he…

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    The Naughty Court Stenographer Willie was an IT technician for the county’s courthouse. He had been in that position for several years. He was repairing court room equipment so that they could run smoothly. Lately though, Willie, a middle-aged man had his mind on this beautiful new stenographer that had started working at the Aberdeen courthouse. He had the pleasure of going there to repair her stenographer equipment and he became immediately infatuated with the young woman who seemed to be…

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    org as, “a sleepy backwater town”. Lee used a characteristic of her home town and put it on Maycomb. Lee also mimicked the layout of the town. “... the courthouse sagged in the square…”(Lee 6). Lee tells the reader that the courthouse was in the townsquare. Monroeville courthouse was also located in the town square, “... Old Monroe County Courthouse in Monroeville townsquare”(Lawless). Monroeville has a similar age and layout to Maycomb. Because Monroeville was so similar to Maycomb, Harper Lee…

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    beginning of the novel, colored men decide to stand their ground at the courthouse when they catch word that white men are coming to take over the courthouse and take away their rights to vote. When some White League men show up to Colfax the first time, they say some disrespectful and racist comments to the colored men. Hadnot, a White League man says, “I want to talk to someone in charge, Are the white men at the courthouse?” (Tademy 37). This clearly shows that Hadnot has no respect for…

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    May’s court day with Tulsa Municipal Court House May Anderson’s first time at the Tulsa downtown courthouse, she was guilty for not making a complete stop at a red light intersection. She had just left her friend’s house after realizing she had been placed under the judge. When the judge called her name she quotes “I felt shocked as my heart began racing”. Her mind state was not in reality, but stud as though she didn’t know how to react nor respond in this situation. There was no one in court…

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    In the movie, Dolphus Raymond was not shown after the courthouse seen. The movie it skips straight from everyone leaving the courthouse, to Atticus saying that Tom is now dead and he goes to tell Tom’s wife. In contrast, Dolphus Raymond was an important character in the book. People in Maycomb judge Dolphus Raymond because, “They said it was…

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    Prior to reading this book and taking this BSLW course, I had no idea the amount of controversy and complications that goes on in a courthouse during different civil and criminal law cases. When reading “See You in Court,” the reader is presented with many different cases and is offered a lot of knowledge on the aspect of what occurs inside a court case. Throughout the book there are many different legal actions that caught my attention and allowed me to have a better comprehension on this topic…

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    separated when I was two, but I didn't start to question why until I was entering preschool why I saw my mom during the day and my dad at night. Five years old and my parents finally divorced. But still, the fighting never ceased. By seven, I knew the courthouse like the back of my hand. I was ten and had experienced things that most adults never have or will. Growing up abused and in a broken marriage made me grow up fast. You learn that not everything is as it seems and someone who seems…

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    “To Kill a Mockingbird” Ever since we were little, our world revolved around what people in our society taught is. Some of the lessons we learned were about discriminating others because of their physical appearance. Tom Robinson was a coloured man living in Maycomb. He soon found himself in a situation that was impossible to escape from due to his skin colour and the position he was in may have caused him his life. In Harper Lee’s “To Kill a Mockingbird” the theme of racism is something that…

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