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    Most people would agree that murder is wrong. Most people would also agree that pedophilia is wrong. When it comes to the case of virtual murder and virtual pedophilia, people’s opinions tend to change. The general consensus is that virtual murder is morally permissible, as no one is actually harmed. However, even though no children are actually harmed, people view virtual pedophilia as morally impermissible. In The Gamer’s Dilemma, author Morgan Luck argues that “Unless such players [video…

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    Amongst the many criminal acts one may commit, cold-blooded murder bares the most severe punishment by law. In Truman Capote's 1966 non-fiction novel, In Cold Blood, the punishment of such an act is argued due to the amount of verification needed to authorize the death in the court of law. It assesses the plea for insanity as being the main action taken by Perry Edward Smith and Richard Eugene Hickock during the trial for the four murders of the Clutter Family, and the most common act for murder…

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    I would like to ask you, what would you feel if a relative or family member of yours was accused wrongly of doing a crime he did not commit and then given capital punishment? Even if he were proven innocent later on, would that be enough compensation for taking his life away? Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. I firmly believe that death penalty or capital punishment should not be legalized. First, it is inhumane. Second, there is no credible evidence that the death penalty deters crime more…

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    In the article, “Death Penalty: An Overview,” authors Micah L. Issitt and Heather Newton cover the topic of the death penalty, or capital punishment, giving a broad overview of the topic. The article covers the debate on both sides for capital punishment, primarily in America, but references other countries for comparison. The article further helps the readers understand the death penalty as the authors define keywords in the article often used when discussing the death penalty and gives a brief…

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    capital crime. When a citizen commits a crime like murder, he or she is punished by execution. Execution can be implemented in a variety of ways including hanging, stoning, beheading, and electrocuting the perpetrator. Gas chamber executions, lethal injections or firing squads are also employed according to the place the execution is taking place. According to The Huffington Post, 65% of all Americans, 82% of Republicans, 66% of Independents and 53% of Democrats all support death penalty for…

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    The basis for the entire novel Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky - the crime - occurs very early on and this leaves the rest of the story to explain the different forms of punishment. As the title of the novel suggests, crime and punishment go hand in hand, meaning that with a crime comes punishment. Rodya Raskolnikov, the main character, kills two women and, subsequently, is punished in many different ways, including illness, guilt, paranoia, and a prison sentence. Each of the…

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    Capital punishment is a controversial issue all around the world. One focal point of the issue is this question; Does killing really allow the criminals to contemplate on their actions and possibly compensate for their misdemeanors? The Children of Men by P.D. James and the film that is based off of said novel seeks to answer this question by examining what people do and become when all hope is lost. Set in a dystopian future England, The Children of Men explores the theme of hope and faith…

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    Abolishing Death Penalty

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    Abolishing the Death Penalty has been an enormous argument in our society. The main question that everyone debates about all throughout the world, is whether the penalty should be abolished or not. To me honestly, of course the Death Penalty should be banned from all states. I do not support it by any means, mainly because it goes against my religious beliefs. It’s not only cruel, but it also violates our human rights and is more expensive than people may think. Taxpayers spend so much money on…

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    commits the crime, but their testimony never was in court. The day of the execution there were 25 members of the Ku Klux Klan was there. This was racially motivated action. The present of the Ku Klux Klan is proof of it. Graham was executed by lethal injection. Graham lawyers have failed him also, the corrupt system. Which most people do not have any idea about what it takes to find someone guilty or the cost of the death penalty vs life in prison without parole? (Report: Gary Graham, 2000).…

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    Mahatma Gandhi once said “An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind”. There has always been controversy revolving around whether capital punishment is the proper way to serve justice upon certain circumstances. There are more humane ways of dealing with crime and conflict rather than the death penalty. There are multiple reasons why there is controversy revolving around capital punishment. There have been too many cases where the wrongly accused have been sentenced to death…

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