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    the three-thousand-year-old superstitious belief in the divine right of kings to rule absolutely and arbitrarily. They reawakened the ancient Greek and Roman Traditions of debating the wisest courses of action by exchanging information and opinion in new ways.” (12) This quote explains the how this chapter starts. About not debating about the important decisions that will affect the country in the future. Instead, they care about their personal goals, such as getting enough money for their TV…

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    In addition to saving lives, murder rates tend to fall as the number of executions rises according to studies that looked at 3,054 counties over two decades. “For each inmate put to death, the studies say, 3 to 18 murders are prevented,” said (Liptak). Execution, indeed, has significantly affected the declining of murder rates. The government can use a strong punishment such as execution as a future consequence reference for people to make thoughtful decisions before they act. Advocates expect…

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    Trace Evidence Importance

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    Melvin Colangelo AJS275 Butcher Words Importance and Legal Concerns of Evidence Melvin Colangelo AJS275 Butcher Words Importance and Legal Concerns of Evidence Locard’s Principle is that investigators and suspects leave and take something from every crime scene. The items that could be left behind, known as trace evidence can include hairs, fibers from clothing, and DNA to identify a few. There is also transfer evidence, which is a type of trace evidence but…

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    death, as he does not know if it is good or bad and to assume would be pretending to know the unknown (a pretence of wisdom), and that no matter the consequences, he will continue to practice philosophy. Socrates believed that his questioning and debating were his vocation and that he was sent by God to influence the minds of Athens. In his speech, Socrates attempts to relate to the jury by using figures they understand such as the heroes of Troy and the son of Thetis, people who have lay down…

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    them hated their ideas many were killed, but surely all that was in the past, but we be all but wrong it is 2016 and gun control is just as big as ever and right now there is no definitive winner in this stale argument. In Conclusion there too much debating about gun control in our current time as was in the past we still got a lot to learn. When I hear the phrase “Man has the right to bear arms” Those words mean so much it represents freedom and liberty to control one’s own safety above all…

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    Babylonian Justice System

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    certain questions, like I have mentioned in my entry. Though I think it could have involved more debating. For the second portion of the entry, I had talked about how our Twitter assignment mimicked debate in a modern democracy. Referring to the first part of my entry, I stated how both in our Twitter assignment and in modern democracy people rarely considered the opinions of the opposing side while debating. Though I said this, I believe that I could have justified my answer with a few personal…

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    There always exists a debating about whether increasing in nurses with a bachelor’s degree and decreasing in nurses’ workload can reduce the likelihood of inpatient hospital deaths. I think that increasing in nurses’ workload can increase the likelihood of inpatient hospital death, and increasing in nurses with a bachelor’s degree can enhance the patients’ outcome. Based on the research was done by Ailen et al, they found that increasing 10% of nurses with bachelor’s degree could decrease 7%…

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    Atomic Bombs Justified

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    The United States were justified in dropping the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagisaki even though there were some negative effects. One reason for this is that the dropping of the bomb saved many American lives and also saved many Japanese lives. If the bombs were not dropped on Japan, there would have to be an attack on the Japanese mainland resulting in huge amounts of casualties on both sides. Taking Iwo Jima and Okinawa proved to be a very difficult task for the American soldiers, and they…

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    Works Cited Belkin, Aaron, and Geoffrey Bateman. Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell: Debating the Gay Ban in the Military. Boulder, Lynne Rienner Publishers, 2003. Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell: Debating the Gay Ban in the Military, published in 2003, is a secondary source in the form of a book. It was designed to inform a general audience with an interest in the history of homosexuals. Aaron Belkin, one author of the book, is a writer with three books about Don’t Ask Don’t Tell and gays in the military. He is a…

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    Personal Statement

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    witness live cases provided an insight into procedures undertaken within a court environment, as well as developing my understanding of the etiquettes involved. Being keen on voicing my opinion has led to me becoming a valuable asset to my schools debating society. I have been involved in many debates, providing me experience in mooting, as well as allowing me competence for quick thinking. Involvement with the society keeps my desire to peruse law ignited, as exploring ethical reasoning behind…

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