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    public defenders has been on the rise, many still lack the resources, training, and time to prepare for the courses. It has also been seen that racial minorities are less likely to receive as good of a deal as a person of white race when plea bargaining. The use of plea-bargaining is based on the discretion of the prosecution. Another disadvantage that minorities face is when it comes to their parole. The probation population of African Americans has decreased from 45 percent in 1995 to 38…

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    Respondent’s Attorney Leslie Florestano Peek  Assistant State’s Attorney Kue M. Lattimore The Court for Prince George’s County on this 9th day of April, 2015, accepted the Respondent’s plea to Count 7 – Motor Vehicle Theft. The Court found that the Respondent freely and voluntarily entered the plea and knowingly and intelligently waived his rights. The State presented the following facts, which would have been proven beyond a reasonable doubt, if the case had proceeded to a full merits…

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    lady's head jerked around. She could hear the wind move through the treetops like a long satisfied insuck of breath. "Bailey Boy!" she called.” Nonetheless, she did not shed a tear for him or try to seek out revenge for his life, her main focus was the plea for her own life. The repetitive “You wouldn’t shoot a lady” becomes irritating for the reader. With this in mind, the reader is so disgusted in the end with the Grandmother’s personality they celebrate the actions of the Misfit, someone who…

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    civilly and morals in the brutality of war, the Achaeans are stripped of their humanity as the Trojan War progresses. Using Homer’s similes, this paper will examine the Achaean’s loss of humanity by their animalistic inclinations, indifference to pleas of mercy, and destructive presence on the battlefield — all ideas that conflict with the civilized mannerisms exuded by the Trojans. Throughout the Iliad, Homer compares the Achaeans’ desire for bloodshed as an animalistic urge. In Book 5,…

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    For all the agony he bestowed on to others, he finally accepts his punjsiment of damnation to hell. This is very similar to when the creature in his plea, similar to his appeal to Victor, accepts his fate to eternal suffering for his actions. Recognizing contently his faith, he utters “I am content to suffer alone”(Shelly 425). Homologous to Victor’s admittance, the monster comes to terms with his retribution…

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    I am Elizabeth Herrera. I am 17 years old, a senior at Desert Hot Spring High School and I am guilty of 1st degree murder. Yes, I did plan it and it was premeditated. I planned it for years actually, 7 years to be exact. It took me a couple years to accept what he had done to my family. Jarrod Atkins abused me and everyone in my household, so I killed him. I do not regret it and I absolutely would do it again. I’ve been waiting for the right time to do this, when I was physically, financially,…

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    zero years to life and with a fine of up to $10,000.00. Utah misdemeanor charges are punishable with imprisonment for up to one year and a fine of up to $2,500.00. Your criminal defense attorney will play an invaluable role in obtaining a favorable plea deal or obtaining a not guilty verdict at trial. Your defense lawyer's work begins as soon as he is hired. In some cases, you may be arrested and required to post bail or remain in custody. At the time of arrest, the arresting officer is…

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    blinding sight” (Thomas 13). The somber diction portrays the critical and condition of these men who have so little power left in them, but still choose to struggle against the approaching night. The poem shifts in the last stanza to a grief stricken plea to his father to not let go of his bright, valuable life so quickly. It is evident that the speaker’s father is close to death on “that sad height,” as he urges his father to “rage, rage against the dying of the light” (Thomas 15-18). The…

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    Chinese. You must be proud you are different.” (Tan 1). It is a parent’s desire for their children to be happy with the understanding they will embrace their culture and accept it is okay to be different. In Robert Lake’s essay “An Indian Father’s Plea,” Lake discusses how “he (Wind Wolf) is caught between two worlds, torn by two distinct cultural systems.” (Lake 1). When kids are young they don’t always see how important the family culture and heritage is to you because all kids want to do…

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    people who have migrated to the U.S. are no longer speaking their families native language. When I read, “Alone On A Hilltop” by John (Fire) Lame Deer and Richard Erdoes, “The Men We Carry In Our Minds” by Scott Russell Sanders, “An Indian Father’s Plea” by Medicine Grizzlybear Lake, and “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tan I noticed that these four essays try to teach their audience about personal success through one's cultural roots by telling us their own experiences with their cultures. “Alone On A…

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