Use of capital punishment by nation

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    The Creation of a Nation The Japan of today is often seen as a cohesive, homogenous nation with a strong sense of national pride and identity. However, this was not always the case; the image of Japan as a nation, as a group of people with a common identity, did not exist in the pre-Tokugawa period. Instead, it was through the centralizing forces of the Meiji Revolution, on both political and social levels, that ultimately resulted in the creation of Japan, the nation state. The political…

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    2015]. The “illegal drug trade” defines the global black market of the cultivation, manufacture, distribution and sale of drugs that are usually under the subject of laws that would prohibit the trade, unless licenced, of various type drugs through the use of legislation and laws [UNODC, July 2015]. The presence of illegal drug trafficking is an international issue involving…

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    juvenile? For the past 18 plus years, these have been questions of the political agenda for reform. They have been ones to debate over because we need to define solitary confinement as a just punishment or a form of cruel torture. By current definition solitary confinement is the isolation of a prisoner as a punishment or for protection of themselves from others or the…

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    noticed and appreciated around the world as shown in the nongovernmental organization being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1977 for its work in advocating for the end of torture, capital punishment, and the poor conditions that prisoners face around the…

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    “Proponents of the death penalty say it is an important tool for preserving law and order, deters crime, and costs less than life imprisonment. They argue that retribution or "an eye for an eye" honors the victim, helps console grieving families, and ensures that the perpetrators of heinous crimes never have an opportunity to cause future tragedy”(ProCon.org, 2016).Taking each point as it applies to the pros and cons enables the person to understand the debate. Seeking understanding of these…

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    the general population” (Racial Disparity in the Criminal Justice System A Manual for Practitioners and Policymakers, n.d.). The impact of racial discrimination in the criminal justice system has been shown in the statistics at the community and nation level, which shows the overall impact of racial discrimination. To demonstrate just how much impact racial discrimination plays in the role in our…

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    Rehabilitation In Prisons

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    also to support opportunities to rehabilitate prisoners. Rehabilitation is one of the most important parts of our criminal justice system because it is a program that will allow a prisoner to learn a skill to survive once they are out of prison or use a skill for a job while in prison. There are over 400,000 correctional…

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    Genocide In Cambodia

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    on everyone that the Cambodia’s Government was being seized by the Khmer Rouge. The third genocide in world history was about to begin. It happened in Cambodia, this country is located in the continent of Asia, it is also the 90th largest nation. Their Capital is Phnom Penh. This country has been independent from France since 1953, it also shares land borders with three other countries. Thailand, Vietnam, and Lao People’s Democratic Republic Now, who are the Khmer Rouge? They were a communist…

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    economies. Two economic systems capitalism and communism began to rise. Capitalism believes in individual ownership and competition. The theory is that when everyone is selfish, it benefits everyone. Adam smith is “the” capitalist (wrote wealth of nations).Somethings about capitalism are freedom, choice, you can work…

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    conducted. This is a dangerous thread the medical community is weaving. Doctors in twenty-three states are now able to medically prescribe a drug that they know very little about. The risks and benefits need to be studied extensively to insure safe use. The federal government has two options at this point, one is to stand down and legalize it, or start conducting extensive research that without a doubt proves that marijuana has absolutely no medical benefits and only negative health risks.…

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