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    Liar, Temptress, Spy Essay

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    Bull Run, Antietam, Vicksburg, and the Peninsula Campaign, many historians now a days say there was no way she was able to be at all of them at the same time. Emma’s career then took a sudden turn after a spy was discovered and was put before a firing squad and one of her friends was killed in an ambush. She then made the decision to take advantage of the now open spot to avenge her friends death. She was then finally an actual spy. Her new position was hard and she had to come up with many…

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    There are many ways in which a judge and/or jury may decide to punish someone who has broken the law. However, to determine which punishment should be delivered to a certain criminal depends on a number of things. Judges have to consider the seriousness of the crime that was committed, if the offender is more or less likely to commit a crime again before they decide the sentencing of the criminal, and if the criminal is a direct threat to society. The punishment may be as simple as a fine or it…

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    After putting an end to the rule of the military dictator, Fulgencio Batista; Fidel Castro established a dictatorship in Cuba and created the first Communist county in the Western part of the world (Suchlicki). After being made the ruler of Cuba, Castro started implementing a communist rule in the country and made the Soviet Union an ally, hurting Cuba's relationship with the United States from that point onward (Biography.com). Fidel Castro promoted autocracy in Cuba by jailing his political…

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    irrespective of his deeds.” (5 Pros). There has been cases where the wrong person has been executed for a crime. This is one major flaw to sentencing someone to death that did not do the crime. “Many people have become the victim of this wrongful execution which leads to lose of faith in law and justice among citizens.” ( 5 Pros). I believe that before decisions are made people need to be certain that they’re making the correct decision especially if they’re holding a life in their…

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    foundation of the United States of America. In the 20th century alone, 25 people have been innocently and wrongly executed as well as 343 people have been wrongly convicted and spending an average of 13.5 years in prison, while on death row awaiting execution. That is 17% of the average U.S life expectancy years spent in jail. According to a study done by the Innocence Project, there have been 325 people exonerated. Some innocent people have spent over 31 years in jail for a crime they simply…

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    would happen in the event of their failure. Stauffenberg provided organisation and focus to the conspiracy, his talent for management essential to moving the plot along. Of course, he inadvertently contributed the plot’s failure as well as it’s execution. Had he taken slightly longer to ensure Hitler died, the coup may have enjoyed more…

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    Introduction On April 16th 2007 in Blacksburg, VA at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Seung-Hui Cho a senior at the university shot a total of 49 people, killing 32 of them, then proceeded to turn the gun on himself in one of the most disastrous school murder-suicides of all time. One of the most casualty producing school shootings of all time. The damage was the lives of the taken students and the psychological health of those at the university. Within this shooting there were two incidents.…

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    In the past 5 years in Canada, there have been 2, 730 homicide offences. Now, just imagine 2,730 corpses all lying in a giant pile. The colour being drained from their skin, their body rotting from the inside out, their chance to keep living gone-- because someone else had the audacity to take away that precious life. To murder someone should never be justified and the best solution to this crime is capital punishment. A life for a life, as simple as that. The definition of capital punishment is…

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    The Death Penalty Evan Garrett East Fairmont High School Advanced Placement Language and Composition 5th Mrs.Hudson 9/28/17 Introduction Even though the death penalty may or may not be moral and there are many negative effects to it, the death penalty should be used more because the death penalty may be deterrent to stop people from committing crimes and for each prisoner put to death three through eighteen lives are saved. The death penalty system is not perfect, it has some negative…

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    Capital Punishment can be define as justified murder because we are taken a life for a life. The question of how societies respond to serious crimes has been an issue not only in our culture but other cultures. Like are society other society have had to live with murder so this is why life without parole is a positive alternative. If I were a person who had a father that was murder by someone and just knowing that I will never see my father again I will be for capital punishment because my…

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