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    August 15, 2016 Bruce Rauner, Governor Office of the Governor James R. Thompson Center 100 W. Randolph, 16-100 Chicago, IL 60601 Dear Governor Rauner, This letter is to address my position on capital punishment that it’s never acceptable to kill or murder because the “Eye for Eye” (Messerli) or Tooth for Tooth is not an ethical theory. As Christian we no longer live by the law an Eye for an Eye, which was represented in the book of Exodus 21:22-25; we live by grace, which is stated in…

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    Soccer was one of my first loves in life, so when I was given the opportunity to pass this love on to someone else I jumped at the chance. During the spring soccer season of 2016 I was given the opportunity to coach a competitive U12 girls soccer team. The team consisted of fifteen girls between the ages of ten to twelve. I’ve played soccer for eleven years; in the past, I coached two recreational soccer teams. I figured I was up for the challenge of coaching a competitive soccer team.…

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    Summary Of Hell's Angel

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    Hell’s Angel Hells Angel, Robert Foster, a former convict gets a second chance on life after breaking out of prison into an alternate apocalyptic version of his hometown, LA. Hells Angel cleans up the crime in LA trying to do his best to put his dark past behind him. Previous life/ Shooting Robert Foster a lowly worker in the advertising industry but his life changes when he snaps after losing out on a promotion which is given to a bosses love interest. He comes back to the office with…

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    the Arab. The prosecutor during his trial said that his crime was worst than one of a son killing his own father because he had not once, shown remorse or guilt. If he had at least shown one ounce of guilt, then he wouldn’t have received the death penalty. Furthermore, given of the information above stating that Meursault started a relationship with Marie the day after his mother’s funeral, not showing any emotions or guilt for the death of the Arab, going out to the beach, having sex as well as…

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    the air near the Ugandans goal. I jumped as high as I could and so did the keeper but we collided mid air very hard and I ended up landing very hard on my back and head on the rocky ground. I was in a lot of pain but we were awarded a Penalty kick. I took the penalty kick and scored and won the game for us making it a 1-0 game. I would later find out that I had a fractured sternum after the…

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    Guillotine Research Paper

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    inventor of the guillotine, but his name has been associated with the machine because, as Jorne Fabricius notes, he was the one to “propose that mechanical decapitation was used to replace older cruder forms of execution”. Dr. Guillotin wanted the death penalty to be equal for all since previously, the rich got the axe/sword to the neck while commoners faced crueller techniques such as drowning, hanging, and being burnt alive. The history of the guillotine started long before the French…

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    Introduction The topic of murder has many forms of discussion, a majority of which that invite intrigue while simultaneously instilling fear. Murder implores humanity to question if either we are capable of such an act, and more importantly are those closest to ourselves able. In this case study, we will discuss the meaning and morality of cold-blooded murder in relation to a 1950s case that began with the brutal slaughter of nearly an entire family. Furthermore, explain why does man kill man;…

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    last resort, it does happen. When it does, the detective or deputy must be prepared to kill a man for the greater good. Then sometimes the force is able to bring a malicious murder in to face justice, where the court may sentence them to the Death Penalty. Law enforcement’s more intensive cousin, the military, works in a similar way. They deal with threats to the nation and its interest, whereas police forces deal with civilian law breakers. Since the Armed forces are typically reserved for war,…

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    Jane Stafford

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    Data In 1977, Jane Stafford engaged in a second common law relationship with Billy Stafford, commencing for five years until 1982. The couple lived with Jane’s son, Allen, from her first relationship, and soon had their own child, Darren (Sheehy, 2014, pg. 4). Throughout the five years of cohabitation, Billy Stafford possessed a sadistic behavior pattern known by the members of the community, by sexually and verbally abusing Jane, and indulging in drug and alcohol abuse. However, the night of…

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    The essay “Executions Should Be Televised” was written by both Zachary Shemtob and David Lat. Shemtob is a teacher at Central Connecticut State University and teaches Criminal Justice. While Lat is not a teacher or professor, he is a former federal prosecutor. Based on professions, these men have dealt with capital punishment and have some form of background knowledge of the filming concerned with executions. The essay “Executions Should Be Televised” that Shemtob and Lat co-wrote was published…

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