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    There is the possibility he may take a plea bargain or have some extenuating circumstances that can exclude him or her from being put to death. The conviction of a capital crime can leave an inmate on “Death Row” awaiting his execution for years and sometimes decades. The question that this…

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    given a proper burial to the 5 chieftains, he recognizes that this will upset anger the Gods considerably. She helps him realize his fault by having a reckless attitude, this shows Creon that she will not go down without a fight. She makes one last plea to the Gods by attempting to put a curse on him. I believe this scares Creon later and is one of the main reasons why he tries to reverse the decisions he’s made in the…

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    Muir’s plea to save the Sequoia Forests is highlighted by his beliefs in the beauty and sanctity of these trees, the main purpose of this essay is to convince people that the safety of these forests is as important to the world as politics and wars are. Muir begins creating his argument by illustrating the importance of the Redwoods to the world and the immediate need for a change in the way we treat our forests.He states what we as people are often told, that the world is falling down a steep…

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    The other articles include ones about freedom of speech, the purpose of the government, and that everyone is treated equally under law no matter their class. Along with some other grievances the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen is the plea of the French people that they’ve had enough. By expressing their feelings they are also saying stating that if they are not properly representing that they will no longer sit on the sidelines. As the writers of the Declaration of the Rights…

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    During a controversial time in American history there were many differing opinions on the state of our nation. One Senator in particular took a firm stance and voiced his opinion to the world. The growing power of democracy and perceived freedom being pushed onto other nations was argued by Senator Fulbright as untrue to American values. It was our founding fathers who wrote “whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish…

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    untreated cancer, suicide, heart attacks, and seizures, where officials delayed transfer to a hospital.” (Par.3) Meaning prisoners who were sick or getting sick in private prisons, aren’t getting moved to hospitals or treated on time before they die. “Pleas from prisoners for medical attention were ignored or withheld.” (Private vs. public Par.27) One time a prisoner told medical staff he was having trouble breathing; he was told “Fill out a written request for an appointment” he died the next…

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    Examples Of Insanity

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    Merriam-webster.com defines insanity as “a deranged sense of mind usually occurring as a specific disorder.” In legal terms, to consider someone insane is much more detailed and difficult to prove, but with evidence, proving so can be very possible. Insanity in legal terms means that, during the event of the crime, the killer is unable to control himself with strange impulses, mistakes right from wrong, and confuses the real world from make-believe fantasies. The my client, the killer of the…

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    especially if the crime has a mandatory minimum sentence. Anyone facing such a prison term would plea guilty to speeding in exchange for the more severe charges being dismissed. For the federal prosecutors that is not enough, they also want you to testify against other drivers you know. This example makes clear why the conviction rate in the federal courts is above 95%. Most people are extorted into taking a plea deal and turning into a snitch in the process. This is a common practice in the…

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    The criminal justice system has three distinct components that make it effective and able to deliver its mandate of ensuring that justice is served to the offender and recompense is delivered to the victim. These components are Law enforcement, Adjudication, and Correction. Law enforcement begins with crime detection; usually done by the responsible authorities such as the police force or specialized agencies. They have the duty of upholding the law and the rights of the offenders, victims as…

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    It is impeditive that Forensic Professionals become accustomed to documentation of services early in their career not only for the consideration of ethical guidelines but for legal requirements as well. Forensic Professionals are encouraged to recognize importance of documentation of all data. According to APA Specialty Guidelines for Forensic Professionals, Documentation consist of any forms of proof that maybe subpoenaed for review by the courts or used as a reference during an expert…

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