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    In the United States, majority of law enforcement officers are involved in incidents of excessive force and should be held accountable and punished for any misconduct/inappropriate behavior that they were elaborated in. On July 5th, 2011, police were dispatched about parked cars being burglarized. Not having any suspects, two police officers named Jay Cicinelli and Manuel Ramos spotted a homeless man near a bus station. Manuel Ramos who was one of the officers involved in the violent…

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    that are being killed each year because of this unspeakable act that others are partaking in. According to Merriam-Webster, manslaughter is defined as “the unlawful killing of a human being without express or implied malice.” Admittedly, charging smokers with manslaughter due to secondhand smoking is impractical and slightly ridiculous, but it fits the definition of manslaughter. It is one thing for smokers to risk their own lives by smoking, but the fact that they are killing other human…

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    In this paper I will be discussing the five categories death is classified into. Those five categories are listed as: natural deaths, accidental deaths, suicide, homicide; which can be criminal or non criminal, and undetermined. I will also tie in the elements of crime. I believe the elements of crime are important to discuss because I believe the two categories go hand in hand together. The elements of crime are listed as: premeditation, intent, negligence, heat of passion, and culpable…

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    of his misery, and having a certified doctor do so helps classify it as euthanasia. Even though Sawyer missed his heart and injured him more, it wouldn’t be classified as murder, as it was not intended to cause more pain. It may be classified as manslaughter, but not murder. In “Lord of the Flies”, the case of Simon’s death, I would say that it isn’t murder. Before Simon’s death, the kids were doing a dance to fight their fear, calling it a beast. Simon came out of the forest into the darkness,…

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    Assisted suicide or euthanasia is when a doctor knowingly and intentionally provides a person with the knowledge or means required to commit suicide. This includes prescribing such lethal doses or supplying the drugs necessary for suicide. Doctor Jack Kevorkian assisted many people in suicide and had to serve jail time. Many people feel as if this should be legalized and that patients should have a third option when facing death. Any physician willing to aid in suicide is wrong and should always…

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    if the girl had received medical assistance she would not have died. The ‘act’ that was committed here was, providing heroine to the girl, therefore there is an actus reus and hence a crime is committed. They were imprisoned for gross negligence manslaughter and appealed opposing that a drug dealer does not owe a duty of care to beckon medical aid to his client. The verdicts were quashed due to misdirection but the court did not rule out the possibility of a duty of care being due by drug…

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    today. Michigan’s top 4 dangerous cities are Detroit, Flint, Saginaw, and Jackson. All cities encounter different crimes, but these 4 cities have the top rates in Michigan. Some types of crimes these cities face experience are murder, non-negligent manslaughter, property crime, rape, robbery, motor vehicle theft, and arson. You may want to research your next getaway spot in Michigan before visiting. The population decrease in Detroit has made a big impact on the crime rates. As many know…

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    The article used step 1 by asking, what is the probability if this was a poor, inner-city teen that grew up getting in trouble and that person was caught two or three times. What is the possibility that the judge would excuse their behavior and let them off because of how that person was raised? Why does today’s society believe that the law is immune to social class? It doesn’t matter if you are rich or poor the law applies to all social classes. For step 4, the article concludes that the case…

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    unconsciousness when he hit the pavement and suffered a fatal skull fracture. Cooks then fled the scene and was arrested a couple hours later, he was sent to a mental intuition for two months, after which he was released and was then charged with manslaughter and pleaded not guilty. After he was released on bail and given certain conditions such has having to live in a mental health facility and placed on curfew. Once Cooks missed his curfew his bail was revoked and was re-arrested and held in…

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    There are about 250 million pregnancies annually around the world. Research shows that almost one-third are accidental and one-fifth are terminated. That is 50,000,000 lives gone each year. Medical author, Suzanne R. Trupin, MD, says more than 40% of women will terminate their pregnancy within their reproductive life. Abortion has been a heated topic for years. Not many people really understand what abortion is. Abortion is terminating a pregnancy by removing the fetus or embryo from the womb…

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