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    Mountain Terrorist Problem The Mountain Terrorist Scenario is a complicated one , as the choices are limited and extremely controversial . As we further and further delve into The situation , we can recongnize that there’s no ideal solution but in reality , what’s a perfect Solution ? As everyone has their own ethical code and beliefs that they will use to make their decision . I picked choice number 1 which is to take the gun , select a villager , kill him or her . Either…

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    Understanding the basics and the foundation behind Sharia law is not such a difficult task. Accepting it as a reasonable alternative to democracy is a bit more of a stretch for those who have only experienced democratic systems of crime and punishment. Crimes against a religious book are nothing new to Christians and those of any faith. The laws in a modern society of a nation that observes Sharia law seems archaic. Even more difficult to accept are the punishments handed out in accordance with…

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    One of the unexpected revelations I learned from the international panelists pertained to the number of woman law enforcement officers they had within their respective agencies. I don’t know exactly why, but I expected that most of the countries would not have had as many women in sworn officer positions. I certainly didn’t expect to learn that in some agencies, woman officers held as many as 30 – 50% of the law enforcement positions. In the United States, woman on average hold only 10-12% of…

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    Mythbuster Experiment

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    On today’s Mythbusters episode they were testing if a bug were to hit you at high speeds on a motorcycle could it kill you before you even hit the ground. The cast members that were on this experiment were Tory Belleci, Grant Imahara, and Jessi Combs. They first started by going to see a physician Dr. Billy Trolan to ask if there was any way or pressure points on the body where an insect could hit and actually killed you before you hit the ground. They were then shown a chart and it showed them…

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    Me, Myself, and I. Judge, Jury, Executioner. How far would you go to receive the justice you thought you deserved? Would you simply just go to the police or would you take matters into your own hands? Would you commit a crime in order to bring someone to justice? Most citizens would just go the police and let the law provide the justice, however there are many instances in which citizens, being dissatisfied with how the law serves its justice, take matters into their own hands. These citizens…

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    When most people think about the French Revolution, they think about the guillotine and the thousands killed by it. Invented by Dr. Guillotine, the guillotine was supposed to slice the head of the person being executed and result in a quick and painless (relatively speaking) death. As far as those who kept their heads can tell, it worked. However, despite the brisk death, those that were killed suffered. Many of them suffered despite being innocent. During the French Revolution, many people…

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    The Mexican culture which is both collectivistic and masculinity has a higher peak of aggression. These two values may suggest that “Mexican young adults indicate that individuals from Mexico—presumably a relatively collectivist culture—may engage in somewhat more violent acts” (). This study suggests that Mexican adult has more tendency to violence since in collectivist cultures its seems more acceptable of violence. Mexican men are more violent than women since collectivistic “particularly…

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    Haller Legal System

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    This movie portrays the law system as being unjust, and the fact that justice is served by the work of the Haller, the main character not the law system. This film also stresses the flaws of the law system, and all the flaws of the law system are due to current rules and laws. The flaws of the law system include allowing the judge to give a directed verdict, the death penalty, and plea deals. For some these may not seem like flaws but in the movie they are presented as flaws of the legal system,…

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    Sometimes killing like in cases of self-defense is justified or if that person has killed someone is justified. But when it becomes murder they should be punished. In cases of self-defense they should not be punished because it was either they killed the other person or they would be killed. George should not be punished because, Lennie had killed Curley’s wife. Also he was never going to get better and would always make the same mistakes to every single place they go. “Go on, George.…

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    The Film Caesar Must Die

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    In my opinion, the film Caesar Must Die is not the most exciting film I have watched, but I did enjoy the fact that it portrayed criminals in a different light than what people are used to seeing. I believe the film moved slowly, but that might be because I spent more time reading the subtitles at the bottom then looking at the whole shot of the screen. Even though some inmates did reflect and mentioned their crimes and why they committed them, I would have liked to know more about everyone’s…

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