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    The idea that medicine can override the parent’s decision to refuse medicine to heal their child is justified through the principles of beneficence, justice, and paternalism. According to the principle of beneficence, it supports decisions that are made to relieve a patient form any harm. The medicine given will promote the health and well-being of the child and minimize his suffering and pain. Here, the duty of beneficence requires that the physician intervene on behalf of saving the patient's…

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    incidents in the NFL yearly, the three most common being DUI, domestic violence, and drug possession. The annual arrests of these famous athletes are almost double that of the average U.S. citizen. A high percentage of them have also been arrested for manslaughter, assault, and sexual misconduct. Today, the majority of famous arrests result from sexual assault. Among others, Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey have been accused by multiple…

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    As late as the 1970s, indeterminate sentencing for criminal offenses was the standard in the United States ' legal system. A parole board was responsible for determining whether or not a prisoner was eligible for early release based on a variety of factors, including good behavior and signs of rehabilitation. In the late 1970s and early '80s, many states shifted to a system of determinate sentencing; however, in recent years’ states have begun to reassess the value of determinate sentencing,…

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    This is a never ending hell. Skin burning, stomach aching, head hurting with no escape. I attempt to stand up but can barely move an inch. I turn my head as I lay on the bed but it feels like acidics. These sharp knives stabbing at my every move. Would you help this pain die? Certain drugs used to be, and still are, ways in which people are helped in order to commit suicide. This is why President Richard Nixon passed the Controlled Substance Act in 1970. It was used to regulate the distribution…

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    How have liberal gun laws affected the death toll/crime rate in America. The reason I chose this topic is because of my interest in weapons and law/politics also this is something that is very important in our times because of the amounts of gun deaths across all the world, especially in the United States Of America. That has changed a lot because of murder, suicide, homicide, mass murder etc. A gun is a weapon that fires small bullets propelled by explosive force (gunpowder). unsurprisingly…

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    Something that could change the United States forever. A leading story, the Boston Massacre is what they are calling it. We have just heard that five people have been killed, including British Soldiers and colonists. The things leading up to, this is the taxes that British put on us. “They felt it was a violation of their rights.” The British shot the first shot, they didn’t guns, they shot snowballs and other small things. We only started firing back because they hit one of our people.…

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    On March 5 1770, a famous event occurred called The Boston Massacre. English soldiers were sent to the United States to “maintain order”, which was an underlying problem for the Bostonians.The Boston Massacre was a tragic event that eventually led to the American Revolution. Overall, the problems that led up to The Boston Massacre were rooted in the colonial resentment that the Bostonians had for the English parliament. Many people who lived in Boston had “bad feelings” about the english…

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    making it a great influence in American society and culture. Michael Jackson died of acute propofol and benzodiazepine intoxication on June 25th, 2009 at his home in Holmby Hills, Los Angeles, California. His physician was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2011 and served a two-year…

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    As "Murder as Self-Help" by Dr.Peterson mentions, there is a certain pocket within society that allows abuse to continue as long as it is not public, and does not bother/hinder the lives of the people around it; she cites that it is an all too common 'blind spot' of the criminal justice system wherein both the abuser and the abused are ignored and no intervention is made, therefore making it necessary for the victim (or in some cases, the offender) to take matters into their own hands in search…

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    own her own bakery because she had to raise me and my four sisters. In high school I was not able to participate in a lot of sports, clubs, and services because I had to babysit my younger cousin whose mom was sent to prison for fifteen years for manslaughter. Being the youngest…

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