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    After watching the videos about Tommy Lee Sells, Chris Benoit, and Joel Rifkin, it became evident that the mind does in fact have a significant effect on criminal behavior. Tommy Lynn Sells is on death row for one murder but is linked to at least seventeen more. In his interview, he lacked a complete remorse for his crimes. In fact, he almost seemed proud of it. However, he would not openly admit to his guilt in committing the acts. Dr. Adrian Raine, who has been studying the brain of…

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    "Everyone's Hero" Her name was Krystine Wiley, everybody called her Krys but, she was better known as Ms. Wiley by her students. She was about 5'6" and kinda pudgy but also curvy, she was blonde and had soft brown eyes that matched her caramel colored skin. She was middle aged but she looked very young. Ms. Wiley was an elementary school teacher, very much admired by her students, and she admired them too, she would do anything for them, in fact one day she almost died for them that is,…

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    Effect on Recidivism At some point almost every individual who has been through the justice system, whether adult or juvenile, will be released back into the general population. At this point, the concern becomes whether the justice system is designed to achieve restoration so that individuals return as constructive members of society who are willing to commit themselves to living positively in the future. When this does not happen and an individual is involved in a future criminal activity,…

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    amount of money it takes to get into that place make it far from the happiest place on earth.” There are several other cases of families complaining of cost. Not only are the general admission tickets costly but the price of parking reaches up to seventeen dollars for one day. Along with parking comes the price of food and souvenirs in the park. The park has a policy against outside food coming into the park, which forces guests to buy food inside. Disneyland has a wide range of dining, but to…

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    Donald Trump stirring up controversy in the media a lot of young people are starting to take interest in politics. With that said, the legal age to vote should be lowered to seventeen. Lowering the voting age would increase the amount of votes casted as well as get young adults interested in politics and since at this age young adults start to pay taxes they should be allowed to vote on who decides happens with their taxes. With younger kids getting more and more politically active we as a…

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    Since, the founding of the United States violence has become a major problem. American society has become subject to various crimes. Some of these crimes include: the Columbine High School Massacre, the Trayvon Martin Shooting, and the Charleston Church Shooting. Although, violence rates in America are steadily decreasing violence is still a major problem in America. First of all, American gun crimes have continued to claim innocent lives. For example, on April 20, 1999, Eric Harris and…

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    Juvenile Stereotypes

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    suspended them a week earlier. The principal’s family was inside the house but they luckily escaped. Because of this, as well as other scenarios, teenagers have the stereotype of being temperamental and act on an impulse. An example of this is when a seventeen year old boy took a gun to his older brother and asked him if it was his lucky day. He told the court that he did not expect the gun to fire. After reading the article, it seemed the juvenile thought…

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    Carole King

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    The seventy-five-year-old Carole King started writing songs when she was only seventeen years old. The first song she wrote was “Will you love me tomorrow” which was her first number one hit. One of King’s songs “It might as well rain until September” made the Top 25 in the U.S. The solo artist won four GRAMMYS awards and no.1 in female artist in the year 1971. Sixteen years later she was recognized and awarded a place in the Hall of Fame. The BMI Icon award was also presented to King in 2012.…

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    the jury, they conclude that Tom Robinson is guilty of raping Mayella Ewell, despite contradicting evidence, and Tom goes to prison, where he meets his death. “...The guards called to him to stop. They fired a few shots in the air, then to kill… Seventeen bullet holes in him. They didn’t have to shoot him that much… I guess Tom was tired of white men’s chances and preferred to take his own” (Lee, 315). Shortly after Tom gets…

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    John Smith Biography

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    year for John Smith. He grew up in a small town called Aurora in the wonderful, and beautiful State of Colorado. John grew up on a giant farm from when he was a newborn baby to a seventeen year old teenager. While he lived on the farm, he grew up to be strong, and tough, from baling hay, and milking horses. After seventeen years of working on the farm, John and his family moved to Colorado Springs, CO. Things were rough at first, living in the new rural area was hard for John. He didn’t really…

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