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…punishment means death sentence. That is, anyone found guilty of murder or some heinious crime is punished with death. But is there really a need for capital punishment? Will capital punishment deter the society from commiting “ suicidal ” crimes…

…Skateboarding: Not Just A Hobby, A Lifestyle Skateboarding is a powerful sport, however it is not a crime. All too often skateboarders are looked at as ‘punks’ and ‘vandals.’ Skateboarding has been around since the early 1950’s and has thrived…

…in various locations throughout the city, to deter and monitor crime. After a debate on the legality of such a measure in accordance with civil rights, the council,...you guessed it...postponed the debate until further information was gathered. Another future…

…on Alcohol and Crime found that alcohol abuse was a factor in 40 percent of violent crimes committed in the United States (Violence 1). In 1996 there were 17,126 alcohol related traffic fatalities accounting for the 40.9% of all traffic fatalities during the year…

…the crimes. As a point to retribution a sergeant states, "Violence makes violence"(Burgess 80) and proceeds to through Alex back into the cell. All the while Alex detests the treatment and conditions of the local jail, " So I was kicked and punched and bullied off…

…many guns in a country acts as a deterrent to crime; having iron bars on a window and car alarms can be likened to guns, all being means of protection. In a last attempt to win their argument, one may plead that the simple fact is not that the firearm…

…The Jacobins are the regime that ruled France by terror From early June 1793 until late July 1794. To some they are to be praised, to others they are hated upon and justifiably. “Albert Mathiez (1874-1932), depicts Maximilien Robespierre [the leader…

…associated with them. As a consequence, the children will ?act the part? by living lives of crime or lives that do not amount to much. The author did a thorough job going to the three schools and comparing the differences between them. The one problem…

…. In 1997, the Juvenile Justice Act was passed. This increased consequences for juvenile crimes. Laws like these help to reduce crimes in and out of school. There are many other things we can do to fix the problem. Schools that don’t have metal detectors could…

…deaths from accidents and diseases caused by alcohol (Claypool 17). Alcohol abuse plays a part in some 10,000 accidental deaths a year, at home and on the job (Langone 39). The U.S. Department of Justice Report on Alcohol and Crime found that alcohol abuse…