Punitive damages

Kelsee Kessel 12/1/16 “ The rich get richer and the Poor get prison. “ The book “ The rich get richer and the poor get prison “ by Jeffrey Reiman and Paul Leighton is an attempt to give the reader a look into the criminal justice system that the media and American government doesn’t. It highlights…

standards, consent was set in place to protect human rights and personal safety. Each individual autonomy must be kept as far as the criminal diversion. Informed participants understand that participation is not necessary to receive services or avoid punitive action. Recruiting participants would be hard unless the researchers are seen as trustworthy. Researchers have to make sure all participants comprehend the information provided in case any unforeseen circumstances occur, steps can be taken.…

As terrorism continues to demonstrate a significant impact to how we interact with our daily lives, we need to limit and address the inflicting damage that happens to our national borders. In saying this, by placing policies to control gun use in Australia does not prove and provide to be an effective strategy ‘politicians and bureaucrats have little interest’. Question 2 (b) The concept of…

Unfortunately for the scores of Islamic votaries, the only assurance of this is supplied from the Hadiths, which, as was previously stated are somewhat analogous to apocryphal Christian scriptures. Eternal security from such sources is wont to be specious. Hoskins also regales the reader with the factoid that Allah is depicted as an aloof cosmic transgression tabulation entity. Thus, permanent solace is a bit of legerdemain in which an unconcerned God is weigh good versus misdeeds without…

When it comes to the auto industry, one of the largest ethical questions is whether a company can put a dollar amount on human lives. Throughout the history of the automobile industry, there is to be case after case where automotive manufactures try to walk the fine line of using specific parts in a car to try and lower their costs, but also while making the vehicle more dangerous for the passengers. The idea of safety versus cost in the industry has many factors that must be considered to fully…

On October 27, 1969 Tatiana Tarasoff was killed by Prosenjit Poddar. Tatiana Tarasoff’s parents (Plaintiffs) claim that Dr. Lawrance Moore (Defendant) and other therapists had the duty to warn Tatiana and parents of threats made by their patient, Prosenjit Poddar. They argue that two months earlier the Prosenjit Poddar had mentioned to Dr. Moore his intentions to kill Tatiana Tarasoff. Dr. Moore in fact did warn campus police about Poddar’s intentions and was detained briefly to be later…

also indicates that legalizing marijuana would fail to reduce its consumption and would instead increase its use by “76 percent” if demand were linear and a drastic “151 percent” increase if demand were to be constant and elastic. Studies like these damage the argument that decriminalizing and legalizing drugs would result in a decline of drug use. Equally important, the ONDCP (2012) says that drug legalization “would fail to control health and safety consequences’,” using the abuse of…

led to the start of World War Two because the Allied Powers made decisions that would later affect themselves and other countries. Not only did they blame the entire war on Germany in the Treaty of Versailles, forcing Germany to pay for all the damages, but they also outlawed war, practice appeasement, and forced democracy on all the defeated countries, including Germany. All of these events directly led to the start of World War Two when the oppressed nations began to desire a better lives…

Restorative conferences A restorative conference invites the opportunity for large groups to discuss challenging matters, harmful incidents, and misconducts within the community. More specifically, “A restorative conference is a structured meeting that brings more people into the conversation in order to deal with the wrongdoing and decide how to best repair the harm” (Winslade, Espinoza, Myers & Yzagurrie, 2014, p. 26). The main focus of a restorative conference is to recognize the damaged…

Laws Governing Sexual Harassment Clearly sexual harassment has been around as long as men and women have shared the same space. United States history is marked with this type of inappropriate and often heinous behavior. Reva Siegel and Catharine MacKinnon discuss this long history in an article they co-authored for the Yale Press in 2003. Siegel and MacKinnon point out that, “… sexual coercion was an entrenched feature of chattel slavery endured by African-American women” (Yale Press, 2003,…