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    In the film Dead Man Walking they describe the death penalty as a normal punishment. The townspeople were so used to having that punishment that when it came to it they would say it would give them happiness, or make them feel better after the criminal was dead. In my opinion, I could see how it would make them feel better, because to be honest if it was my child that man raped and killed I would kill them with my own hands. But what I don't understand is why give them the freedom of being free…

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    Rachel Nickell was born in 1968. She had a two year old son called Alex. She was with her son in wimbledon common when she was brutally stabbed 49 times and raped. After a lengthy investigation Colin Stagg was charged before it became a cold case. In 2002 scotland yard revisited the case with more advanced investigative methods. In 2008 Robert napper a serial murder rapist pleaded guilty to the Rache Nickel manslaughter. This man had already been convicted of a double killing in 1993 of the same…

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    Death Penalty When Joseph Rudolph Wood gasped and snorted for more than an hour and a half after his execution and was finally pronounced dead one hour and fifty-seven minutes later, his lawyers immediately filed an emergency appeal, demanding it be stopped. It was too late. He had “gasped 600 times before he was pronounced dead”, according to (The Associated Press). This is just one of the many botched executions and a main reason why the death penalty needs to be abolished. The death penalty…

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    The development of Juvenile Justice is was this week’s subject. The essay will talk about three cases that I believe were vital to developing the juvenile system into what it is today. Despite the system having much work to do to better itself, the fundamentals for it have been laid in place. Ropper vs. Simmons was a case about a seventeen year old juvenile who planned and committed capital murder. After he turned 18 he was sentenced to death. His direct appeal and petitions for state and…

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    And George raised the gun and steadied it, and he brought the muzzle of it close to the back of Lennie’s head. The hand shook violently, but his face set and his hand steadied. He pulled the trigger. The crash of the shot rolled up the hills and rolled down again. Lennie jarred, and then settled slowly forward to the sand, and he lay without quivering. Many people have wondered should George have shot Lennie? While I am upset that he shot Lennie, after thinking for awhile I think that he made…

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    the criminal than the victims. It also costs a lot to house them, an average of $120,000 every year for tax payers to support each prisoner (DPIC). The death penalty only costs between four thousand dollars and eighty four dollars per lethal injection. And court costs are only about 34% more than that of a case of life imprisonment is sought. (Costs of the Death Penalty) That is not that much more expensive. The crime and its punishments should by equally dealt out. (Blecker) It’s only…

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    Mystery Of Otzi

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    Otzi is the oldest ice mummy: 5,300 years old. The mummified, body of Ötzi was discovered in 1991 by no attention by some two German tourists. The body, stuck in the Schnalstal glacier, offers a glimpse at the European Copper Age. Ever since this mystery has been discoveried, everybody has wanted to know why the mysterious Iceman died. In 2000, the body was temporarily in for investigation. It appeared that his last meal was made of unleavened bread and some greens, but also venison, thus the…

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    Nebraska Death Penalty

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    The Death Penalty Should Nebraska voters reintroduce the death penalty as our maximum form of punishment? I do not think Nebraska voters should reintroduce the death penalty as our maximum form of punishment. The reasons I have is that innocent people are wrongly executed. The cost of the death penalty is added to the government and taxpayers’. The Death penalty is cruel and unusual punishment. It is a platform that is anti-poor and discrimination. With the death penalty there is still…

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    Lessen Capital Crimes

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    To begin with,the death penalty does not deter crime in any way.Concerning the death penalty,it has shown that it does not lessen capital crime. To illustrate an example,”Huffington Post” shows that of 88% of America’s finest criminologists agree that this not a good way to lessen capital crimes. In support of this it concludes that experts agree that this is not a plausible way to taper off theses types of crimes.Although the death penalty was intended to reduce crime or\and “equal punishment”…

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    Opinion Poll for the Death Penalty The death penalty or capital punishment is a controversial issue. Each individual has their own beliefs whether this is fitting punishment for a crime and are influenced by their up bring and personal beliefs. At the present time, there are thirty-one states that allow the death penalty and nineteen states and the District of Columbia that have banned the death penalty per procon.org. Texas has the highest number of executions at four hundred and eighty-three…

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