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    Death Penalty Dilemmas

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    thousands of years ago. A study by C. Ronald Huff, Arye Rattner, and the late Edward Sagarin suggests that of 1,993,880 convictions, 0.5 were wrongfully convicted, that is about 9,969 innocent people convicted for crimes they didn’t commit, including murder, rape, robbery and many more. If those numbers are for your common criminals, how many innocent people have we murdered? A mistake that we cannot come back…

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    Causes Of Abortion

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    incest, 6% of abortions occur because of potential health problems with either the mother or the child, and 93% of all abortions occur for social reasons (4). Ending an unborn baby’s life is not constituted by choice—no, it’s constituted by deliberate murder. First and foremost, slaughtering an unborn baby via abortion is wrong because an unborn baby is still biologically considered a human being. Pro-choice advocates support assertions, such as the prevention of overpopulation, exclusions of…

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    was detained he was accused of Marina Moskalyova and the police got a search warrant to search his apartment finding a cheese board with number on it. Each number represented a different murder that PIchushkin killed. Even though they had that evidence. Later confessed to her murder and fourteen other murders that he had committed. But then later on he confessed to the actually amounted which was 63 over the last 14 years. He also led the police to the sciences and demonstrated what he did to…

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    Shawn, a sixteen year old boy with an alcoholic mom, turned to drugs in times of struggle. In 1998 during Christmas, he stabbed his sleeping father repeatedly in the head, neck, and arms with a knife in Los Altos. Shawn claimed he had no memory of this attack and psychological evaluation showed that Shawn had been sleepwalking during the time of the attack. As a result, he was sent to the California Youth Authority, which is a juvenile detention facility, to get help. In our society, teenagers…

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    This is needed because if America let criminals just serve jail time they can get back into society and repeat their crimes. “The Death Penalty Information Center reports that in 2011, the murder rate was 18 percent higher in states without the death penalty” (Issitt). This proves that the death penalty helps prevent serious crimes. If America would have death penalty for serious crimes it will help prevent repeat offenders and also prevent…

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    “The Plague”, written by Albert Camus, is a book which focuses on the struggle a town must go through while facing a deadly plague that has overtaken them. Becoming a prisoner to death will leave its victim an unforgettable sting. But fighting against the sting of death is courageous, even if it ends with defeat. This book shows us that it is not only a remarkably noble act to rebel in the midst of suffering, it is an act of morality that everyone should choose to follow. This story took place…

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    Danny M. Ms. Speight English Honors 2nd period 9/25/17 The Interesting bet "The death penalty is more moral and more humane than imprisonment for life. Capital punishment kills a man at once, but lifelong imprisonment kills him slowly. Which executioner is the more humane, he who kills you in a few minutes or he who drags the life out of you in the course of many years?" (Chekhov). The author uses tone to make it more suspenseful because you want to be informed of who shall win or lose the…

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    Seven-year old Aiyana slept in the living room couch of her Detroit-bound home, when a swarm of SWAT team members invaded the site. In a matter of seconds, a bullet released by the officer Joseph Weekley, stroke Aiyana in the head. Her family had to witness the bloody scene for dreadful, lingering moments, while her father was forced to lie on the floor surrounded by his child’s blood. In the song, “Crooked Smile”, dedicated to the young victim, the artist, J. Cole, approaches the damaging…

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    Hannah Kent’s Burial Rites sees Agnes Magnúsdóttir condemned by her community for murder. As an educated, but socially lower-caste woman, Agnes is unable to escape her fate once the community view her as undeniably guilty. This inability to escape her fate, leads readers such as myself to consider the extent of which the stereotyping associated with gender is influential in determining one’s fate. However, it appears there is also the possibility of the individual changing their fate through…

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    In the debate “Abolish the Death Penalty”, Robert Blecker argues against the motion. He concludes that the death penalty is an appropriate punishment for extreme crimes. His examples of extreme cases include terrorists, mass murderers of vulnerable victims (especially children), rapist murderers, contract killers, and torture killers. According to Mr. Blecker the other option for punishment, life without parole, does not fit the crime in these extreme cases. The argument he uses expresses…

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