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    example, if this belief were entirely true, then with regards to all murders, the perpetrator would not be morally culpable because his or her “self” (the mind) would not have done the action on purpose; the only possible charge would be involuntary manslaughter. A second difficulty with the Cartesian position on substance dualism focuses on interactionism. In this variety of substance dualism, the mind and body can interact just as in Descartes’s…

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    Three Strikes Law

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    A very popular example of this is Michal Jackson’s doctor, Conrad Murray, who was charged with involuntary manslaughter. In many of these cases involve over prescribing drugs, especially narcotics. In these cases resembling the situation mentioned, I do believe that a doctor is to be charged criminally. I think that many doctors are too quick to push pills and…

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    What It Means To Be Free

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    never be able to forget the day when he murdered two innocent people. The driver had the freedom to drive, but he abused that freedom when he decided to drink and drive. Because of his mistake, he lost all of his freedoms when he was charged with manslaughter. Everyday he spends in prison, he is reminded of the fact that he killed his own friend, and an innocent stranger. As for my friend’s mom, that man took away her right and freedom to live when he hit her car. People gain more freedoms when…

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    On April 19, 1995 the United States’ a devastating terrorist attack occurred in Oklahoma City killing 168 people and injuring 650 more (History.com Staff, 2009). The explosion at the Alfred P. Murrah federal building was so powerful that a third of building was completely reduced to rubble and three hundred buildings nearby were damaged or destroyed (FBI, n.d.). Consequently, Americans immediately suspected this attack was attributed to Middle Eastern terrorists due to the recent World Trade…

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    Blame is the act of putting one’s own actions on another in response to irresponsibility, which can often be harmful, not only the individuals themselves but to their relationships with others. Often times, one’s own selfish intent obscures what really matters, and leads to detrimental behavior that creates a chain of chaos. In William Shakespeare’s Macbeth, the main character and namesake of the play is liable for the fatal actions that lead to his downfall. This is due to his uncontrolled…

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    Introduction: The same laws apply to every member of the community regardless of any age. The courts and the police have duties to enforce the laws and assure a functional society. There is a hierarchy of courts which assure all members get the assistance they need to get their justice they deserve. Role of the Police: Police do not make the laws, they only enforce them. The police maintain peace and order in the community. It is their job to protect life and property. They try to maintain law…

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    Throughout history, mankind has made numerous strides in medicine, mainly in the contraceptive field. In today’s society there are many ways for women who are not able to naturally conceive a child; however, through artificial conception these women can now have a child of their own . In Vitro Fertilization was created in the 1970’s by Patrick Steptoe and Robert Edwards, to help women who have fertility issues due to a blocked or damaged fallopian tube (Zhu). Since the discovery of In Vitro…

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    in criminal homicide because of self-defense and some of the victims were provoked or assaulted before by the offender. Criminal Homicide can be referring in different aspects of provocation by the victim, to cause of the offense from murder to manslaughter, or from criminal to excusable homicide. The Police Department of Philadelphia investigated the total of victims who were precipitated and the ones…

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    A controversy emerges in the debate over racial profiling on whether law enforcement should be allowed to profile people based on their race, or if it is unconstitutional and discriminatory. Racial profiling is anything enacted by law enforcement officials that relies on race, ethnicity, or national origin to target individuals who may be involved with criminal activity. It originates from criminal profiling which uses other characteristics such as clothing, accessories, hair, tattoos, etc..…

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    He is responsible for the death of another human being, and by definition, qualifies his action to be a homicide. If he were to appear in front of a jury today, he would be convicted and sent away. It is possible that the jury may convict him of manslaughter, but that is still a form of murder that some have been sent away…

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