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    those who support the death penalty argue that capital punishment is necessary for offenses of great magnitude such as murder, sexual assault of minors. In Bradley’s case, the argument that he had been unaware of the passengers could be made and manslaughter would be charged instead of murder, potentially sparing him the penalty of…

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    freighting. Teenagers generally experience all sorts of emotions as they enter puberty. One of those emotions can be anger which can be heightened when under the influence. In Bulloch county Georgia, Coleton Weatherford was charged with involuntary manslaughter, reckless conduct, and discharging a firearm while under the influence when he murdered his fellow student Blake Shurling. Teenagers are often times challenged when having to face a number of emotions that surface at any given time lket…

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    Decisions. We come across hundreds of them every day. But how are they affected when we are in love? Researchers have used MRI scans to study how the brain functions. The study showed that the frontal cortex shuts off when people are in love. The frontal cortex is the essential part of the brain in charge of making decisions and making judgements. Because it is turned off, it becomes more difficult for someone head over heels to take in advice. Research also showed that areas of the brain…

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    which state, “That a person has the right to resist against unlawful arrest.” The case law read, “‘If in the course of arresting it becomes necessary for the citizen to take the life of the officer, the charge against the citizen shall not exceed manslaughter.” Plummer vs. State of Indiana has been cited in many court cases which the offender was charged with obstruction of a police officer. Even though this law has be upheld by the Supreme Court of the United State, there are still other court…

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    which the dictionary defines as a method where an individual whose has previously committed a criminal act goes back to their bad habit forming tendencies. These tendencies can involve criminal activities such as “a killing, battering, stealing, manslaughter and illegal paraphernalia (Bohm & Haley (n.d). Each of these crimes is severe offenses that involve recidivism, which can stem from a mental medical lapse of judgment. Some individuals believe that one mindset should be mind over matter…

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    Judicial discretion refers to the powers conferred to a judge in the legal system of a given country to determine the direction of a matter presented to them without the interference of preceding or strict regulations that are established by statutes (Bushway et al. 2012). Judicial discretion is assigned by the legal apparatus within a given jurisdiction, meaning that court decisions may be subject to contest through the utilization of higher powers. Judges are supposed to practice the…

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    of time in jail she was sentenced to. Stated by Emily Shapiro “Michelle Carter, who as a teenager sent texts urging her then-boyfriend to commit suicide, was sentenced today to 2.5 years in the Bristol County House of Correction for involuntary manslaughter, with 15 months to be served and the rest suspended, followed by five years of probation.” This whole tragedy comes to…

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    Gene’s Rebirth Parallel to the ancient greek phoenix Gene rose from his ashes and was reborn into a new being. In the book A Separate Peace Gene declaring that he and Finny are enemies shapes Gene into only a fragment of who he use to be. Before this Gene and Finny were as close as brothers, but afterwards they hated each other. A shared passion that followed Finny to his grave. The change in Gene after he and Finny declare war on each other is Genes most pivotal moment as it affects him then…

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    men overlap at times, but ultimately the final paths of their lives remain extremely different. The author Wes Moore has led a successful life as a Rhodes Scholar; however, the other Wes Moore will be in prison for the remainder of his life for manslaughter. In the course of the other Wes Moore’s life, he faces the daunting problem of becoming a teenage parent. Some say that abstinence-only education is the best way to prevent teen…

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    involved in a robbery where the owner shot his wife and killed her but I’m going to make an educated assumption that the owner was targeting one of the robbers and shot his wife by accident I still wonder to this day if the owner was charged with manslaughter in any degree. I don’t know too much about the inmate with the longer sentence due to lack of information but to me it does seem like he is experiencing an injustice and I know he did something where someone ended up dying but both inmates…

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