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    years old. The young boy was charged with murder while the mother accused of manslaughter. The controversial issue of the story CNN and Fox news presented focuses on how prosecutors are going to prosecute an eight-year-old for murder and whether is it ethical for the mother of the eight-year-old to be part and be charged for the death of the one-year-old. Emory Anthony, Lewis' attorney, voiced CNN associate that “manslaughter is appropriate when someone acts recklessly or irresponsibly, not…

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    How Does Oedipus Suffer

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    Oedipus has committed retribution worthy malfeasance against individuals. Oedipus, being the king of the city of Thebes, ordered Tiresias, a blind prophet, to go to Apollo, and gain knowledge of how to lift the city of “the disease from which it is suffering,” (page 18). When Tiresias returned, he was wary of telling Oedipus the knowledge he had gained. This caused Oedipus to lose his temper and respond to Tiresias by saying “I think that you helped to plan the murder of Laius―yes, and short of…

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    All people should be treated the same, and most definitely, the rich should not be able to get out of breaking the law easier. A guy breaks into a house, if he was wealthy, he probably would not have any jail time. However, if he was an average wealth person, in most cases, would probably be sent to jail. A teen was driving while intoxicated and killed four people in a car accident, but his family was rich and had a good lawyer. Therefore, the teen did not get any jail time at all. A 52…

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    Ptsd Crimes

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    In order to control, deter, and impose consequences on those who have committed crimes, the United States established its criminal justice system. In the our country’s early civilizations, society believed that criminals were possessed and committed illegal acts unconsciously. In later generations, crimes were viewed as are purely conscious and the evil acts of sociopaths. However, within the last few decades there have been arguments about the increasing number of people with mental illness…

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    In the short story “The Most Dangerous Game” Rainsford was justified in killing General Zaroff. In this story it's about two great hunters which are Rainsford and General Zaroff. Rainsford ends up meeting Zaroff when he's on a boat when all of a sudden he hears gunshots and falls off. He swims to a Island to find the house Zaroff lives in. Zaroff introduces himself to be a great hunter but tells Rainsford about his new game which is hunting people. Rainsford doesn't like this new game the…

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    will be the unlawful killing of another human being without justification or valid excuse and with malice afterthought. This state of mind may, depending upon the jurisdiction, distinguish murder from other forms of unlawful homicide, such as manslaughter. However, murder is a term that can be interpreted differently depending on the different perspectives and opinions that society has. Murder has and will always be a very difficult topic for the human mind to comprehend. As Dr. Philip…

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    victim is injured or pronounced dead can change the course of the entire investigation. Now, the investigator has to take the proper steps to determine if what he or she was called in to investigate was a murder case, a suicide case, self-defense, manslaughter, etc. The lengthy process has many different aspects and obstacles. This is a lengthy process and requires one to have the proper patience and determination. Mistakes could be made and have been…

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    In my opinion, there should be criminal penalties for health care providers who perform negligent acts that result in the deformity or death of an individual. In 2011, Dr. Conray, Michael Jackson’s personal physician was charged for involuntary manslaughter in administering the anesthetic, propofol to Jackson that eventually led the death of Michael Jackson. He was convicted and sentence to four years in jail. Also, practitioners should be criminally charged in situations where there is a…

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    Long Island Street Race

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    The Associated Press. "Driver in Long Island Street Race That Killed 5 Gets Jail Sentence." The New York Times. The New York Times, 20 May 2016. Web. 23 May 2016. This article was written by the associated press of The New York Times about Cory Gloe a driver who participated in a street race on Long Island that killed five other teenagers and was sentenced to six months in jail and probation. Justice Terence Murphy of State Supreme Court nevertheless granted Gloe youthful-offender status because…

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    In my opinion I think that Flintwich should be charged with first degree murder and Sparkler should be charged with Manslaughter. The following problem solving strategy will support the argument by demonstrating both actus and mens rea for the acts committed by Flintwinch and Sparkler. Let one begin with brief synopsis of the event. Flintwinch a corner store owner, facing bankruptcy aims to apply for fraudulent claim against his insurance company. He then planned an arson in which his corner…

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