Sing Sing prison

I will torture you if I have to. Throughout human history, human always tortured each other. As long as torture is one of the most efficient, convenient and reliable way, there will be tortures in the future no matter how ethics and moral develops. For those who think torture is barbaric, and must not be acceptable, next few paragraphs will clearly show why torture must be acceptable. Torture is one of the easiest, convenient and fastest ways to get Intel. Torture existed even before thousands…

Introduction: Is death penalty a good punishment? Execution is a type of punishment imposed by the state in which the one is put to death for the crime they are guilty of. The death sentence is pronounced on those crimes that are considered of state concern such as murder, terrorism, and other severe crimes. Although Capital punishment has widely been used in the past, recent developments have seen the developed countries abolish this kind of penalties. (Folke, 1942). Execution has been a…

recommendation of life without parole. The existence of the death penalty as a possible sentence leads to guilty pleas that save the money spent on trials and limit the opportunity for appeals." The real question is, why would you keep a criminal alive in prison for as long as they should live? Why spend the money to keep someone like this alive. Life without parole cases cost about $1.2 million - $3.6 million more than death penalty cases. This obviously represents that the death penalty saves…

The death of 28 innocent people, 13-20 year old teenage boys to be exact,-- all of them raped, tortured, and strangled to death-- were all conducted by the person: The Candyman. Oh the irony of a child’s favorite treat being the nickname of a serial killer; what an oxymoron. Dean Arnold Corll, The Candyman, was able to obtain these victims to commit these crimes by the aid of David Brooks and Wayne Henley. There were many factors that led to the cause of Corll’s fascination of killing teenagers,…

COR160 Essential Academic Writing Skills Tutor-Marked Assignment 01 July 2017 Presentation Done by: Soh Wen Hui Q1770407 (T04) Understood from article 1 and 2 that Joshua Robison’s case had led to a controversy that the existing law is not good enough. In another word, imprisonment sentence is too merciful towards offenders on sex with minors. For Robinson’s case, many felt that 4 years of imprisonment is not painful enough for him. However, the existing law is defending Robinson from getting…

The death penalty is a punishment of thousands of years of history. At present, there are still many countries and regions that use the death penalty as the capital punishment, but there are also many countries and regions have abolished the death penalty. The argument of whether to abolish the death penalty has also appeared for a long time. This article will discuss why we should not abolish the death penalty from the perspectives of humanism, miscarriage, discrimination and deterrence. When…

Causes of Juvenile delinquency The intensity of juvenile offences is usually depending on the social, economic and cultural conditions prevailing in a country. It is evident that there is increase in juvenile crime universally taking place simultaneously because of declining economy. In many cases street children later become young offenders because they either been witnesses or victims of violence in their early life. They are not educated because they do not get the opportunity to study due to…

Juvenile Delinquency is a legal term that is given to the behaviour of children and teenagers that would be determined as a criminal if that were to exist in an adult. According to The Law Society of Singapore, it is said that the maximum age limit is 16 years old. In year 2013, a total of 1323 Juveniles were arrested. One of the physical factors that might influence juvenile delinquency is physical factors, and out of the multiple physical factors, one of it talks about the family’s financial…

Morality Of The Death Penalty in The United States Death Penalty execution rates have been falling a substantial amount over the past decades. This warrants the question whether the death penalty was effective and just, in ruling or if more people are denouncing the punishment. The death penalty is morally just in the United States for capital and heinous crimes, and the majority of the public tend to agree. In the United States more than 80 percent of the population believes the death penalty…

The first scaffold scene is preluded in the opening paragraph of Ch. ii which describes the grim visaged Boston multitude. "all with their eyes intently fastened on the iron clamped oaken door" (39) of the prison, from which Hester is shortly to emerge. The moral spotlight is on Hester all this while, all but one of the group of female spectators expressing the view that the sentence going to be imposed on her is far too lenient. Later the spotlight is on Hester's mark of shame, the…