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    Parole is a supervised release of an offender from a correctional facility, which allows the offender to serve the remaining of his or her sentence within the community under specific conditions (Alarid & Del Carmen, 2012). Parole is granted to offenders at the discretion of a parole board after reviewing each individual case (Alarid & Del Carmen, 2012). Probation is a form of criminal sentencing imposed by a judge on an offender for violating the law (Alarid & Del Carmen, 2012). The offender…

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    clergy in the Canterbury Tales prologue by Geoffrey Chaucer. The Pardoner breaks many vows put in place by the clergy for all clergy members to follow. The vow of poverty for instance he breaks by having lots of money from pardons, “His wallet lay before him on his lap, brimful of pardons come from rome” (Chaucer 706-707). He has a load of money in his wallet, not a way to live in a poverty if you think about it. He can’t really break the vow of chastity in the text it says, “I judge he was a…

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    Church is a central role that plays in a lot of people’s lives but money makes people ruin good things. The Canterbury tales has a lot of characters who aren’t very religious or lie about being religious. Church corruption is when is when people steal money or go to church for their own personal purpose. In the Canterbury tales the characters who are not religious or are apart of the church for personal gain are the Pardoner, The Monk, and the Friar. In the prologue of the Canterbury tales…

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    Trump's pardon of Arpaio is the earliest a president has pardoned someone in his first term since George H.W. Bush pardoned nine individuals on August 14, 1989. Bill Clinton waited almost two years before issuing a pardon. George W. Bush and Barack Obama both waited about a year. Presidents have generally waited until late in their term to issue pardons. Another was procedure. Although the final choice is of course the president’s, usually the Justice Department’s special pardons division…

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    Joe Arpaio Case Study

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    President trump's decision to pardon sheriff “Joe Arpaio” is considered an absolute nightmare. Adaption has caused several significant mesmerizing events in the time he served as the county's sheriff. These significant events involve how Arpaio “indiscriminately targeted Latinos and detained them without evidence they had broken the law” (Carrie Johnson, Section 2). I disagree with the ability of the president to pardon people convicted of federal crimes. I believe Arpaio made several bad…

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    various rhetorical strategies in order to implore him to pardon Hugo. In her petition, Browning constructs her argument with strong diction that emphasizes the intensity of her emotions as well as reverent appeals to the emperor’s noble authority and legacy in order to persuade him on an emotional level. Browning establishes a compelling letter to the emperor largely through using a variety of powerful adjectives that indicate her drive to pardon Hugo. Towards the beginning of her letter,…

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    Glencore's Founder Crimes

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    Clinton pardoned Glencore’s founder crimes (TV) It is possible that in the next weeks two of the largest mining companies in Colombia merge: Glencore y Xstrata. If they merge, they would take advantage of coal not only in a third of the Cerrejon mine, but also in La Jagua de Ibirico and Calenturitas in Cesar, Colombia Marc Rich and Co. founder, corporation that later became Glencore, Marc Rich, was in the Ten Most Wanted listed of the FBI. In 1984 Rudolf Giuliani, ex New York mayor, who then was…

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    example of corruption. Chaucer introduces the reader to the Pardoner by saying, “He’d sewed a holy relic on his cap;/ His wallet lay before him on his lap,/ Brimful of pardons come from Rome, all hot,” (703-05). During the Middle Ages, pardons were sold to sinners under sentence of an extended penance from official pardoners. Hence, pardons sparked corruption; either the ignorant would purchase the…

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    Martin Luther's 95 Theses

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    He put it as follows: "it would be the Pope 's wish to give of his own money to very many of those from whom certain hawkers of pardons cajole money” (Luther Thesis 51.) He also emphasized: “the assurance of salvation by letters of pardon is vain” (Luther Thesis 52). The main issue was the Pope’s forgiveness of guilt attached to sins after the wrongdoing itself had been relieved. If guilt was not dismissed by people’s positive actions…

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    Battle Of Hunayn Analysis

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    Pardon them not for their purpose, but rather for Allah (Subhana Wataala) and as an indication of appreciation to Allah (Subhana Wataala). Why? Be thankful that Allah (Subhana Wataala) made you a casualty and not the oppressor. There is no wrongdoing in…

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