Knocked Out

“If a man has knocked out the eye if a freeman, his eye shall be knocked out.” (Doc C). “If he has knocked out the eye of a slave ... he shall pay half his value.” (Doc C). These are fair because say if you knock out the eye of freeman something will probably happen to you too. That might sound crazy today but that is their state of mind back then. Hammurabi just…

It was a day like any other day so the three brothers started to build their houses and the firstlittle pig built his house out of straw so he could have more time to play.The second little pig did the same except he builthis house out of tree branches or logs and went to play with his brother. The third little pig was smarterand a hard worker so he built his house out of bricks.The next day was pretty much the same but around lunch time the two little pigs whereplaying outside when all of a…

the surgeon and get it checked, and you do. The surgeon peers skeptically at the throbbing skin, and finally makes a consultation on the marks. He Believes he will have to cut you open with a bronze lancet, and let the infected blood and skin seep out. You agree, and he gets a bronze lancet. He cuts you open and the bleeding starts, but you end up losing too much. The lack of blood in your body kills you, and the doctor realizes his mistake. Now you’re dead. No saving you. At all. Ever. …

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In law 196 it says if a man has knocked an eye out of a free man his eye shall be knocked out, but in law 199 it says if a man has knocked out an eye of a slave he shall pay half his value. This is not fair because it’s treating classes differently because if you knock an eye out of a slave nothing physically happens to you, but, if you knock an eye out of a free man your eye gets knocked out. Both committed the same crime but didn’t receive the same punishment…

Hammurabi was the king of a Mesopotamian kingdom named Babylon in 1792 B.C.E. Hammurabi was a very famous king, known for his code of laws. These laws were said to be written by Hammurabi to create order and fairness in his kingdom. Hammurabi was instructed to create this specific code of laws by the god of justice, Shamash. Even though Shamash instructed these laws, he never signed the code himself. The laws, names of gods, and writings were carved into a large stone like pillar called a…

Hammurabi was alive about 400 centuries ago, and ruled for 42 years. Hammurabi eventually ruled an estimated 1 million people in the kingdom of Babylonia. Hammurabi made 282 laws that was carved on a stele (a large, pillar-like stone). By the time Hammurabi became the ruler of Mesopotamia in 1792 BCE, cuneiform writing had already been around for about 1,700 years.(BCE) Hammurabi’s code: was it just? Hammurabi’s code was just because of its family law, property law, and personal injury law. The…

Hammurabi Hammurabi created one of the first code of laws dating back about 40 centuries ago! Hammurabi got the laws from Shamash (the god of justice). He wrote 282 laws on one big stone stele. He was the ruler of the kingdom of Babylonia which had about 1,000,000 people in it (BGE). Was Hammurabi’s code just? The code of law is not just because of its family, property, and personal injury laws. Family law in Hammurabi’s code was not just. In law number 195 in states that if a son has…

going to win and both Josh Beckley and Neil Blumenfield were betting 2nd. After beginning the day 2nd in chips, Blumenfield ran a bluff versus McKeehen that put the chip leader in a hard area on the river. McKeehen made the call with leading pair and knocked Blumenfield to the bottom of the trio. He won a couple of pots after the failed bluff, Blumenfield could not install a return and completed in 3rd place when his four-bet jammed with pocket 2s and McKeehen completed him off with pocket…

deserves because you should never rob a house in the first place Examples of justice can be found in the area of personal law. First, “If a man has knocked out the eye of a freeman, his eye shall be knocked out.” (Law 196) This means eye for an eye. This is fair because the other person gets what he deserves. Secondly, “If he has knocked out the eye of a slave… he shall pay half his value.” (Law 199) This means he would have to pay half his slave. This is fair because the slave gets…