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…didn't care if it was legal or what consequences she would face just that it was morally the right thing to do and it had to be done. Antigone knowingly broke the law and knew that the penalty was death for the crime, but she did it anyways because…

…Drinking and driving is a very important social issue. The most obvious reason drinking and driving is such a frequent topic is because it causes death. "An estimated 513,000 people are injured in alcohol-related crashes each year, an average of 59…

…when Guiseppi Essposito and other Sicilians arrived in America. This clan was barley noticed. In 1893, Don Vito Cascio fled to North America in fear of the death penalty. This was the first true site of the Sicilian Mafia in America. During the 1930's…

…(Schafer). Since 1957 approximately 74 percent of all civil rights investigations reported each year allege police misconduct (Schafer). In the rare case that a police officer is actually punished, penalties could range from probation all the way to the death…

…Philosophy examines and probes many different fields. Virtue, morality, immortality, death, and the difference between the soul and the body are just a few of the many different topics, which can be covered under the umbrella of philosophy. Philosophers…

…and rescinded her taxes. Miss Emily was referred to as a “fallen monument” in the story. She was a “monument” of Southern gentility, an ideal of past values but fallen because she had shown herself susceptible to death and decay. By the time the representatives…

…the two families would result in death penalty. (Quote) Why would Prince, a man of nobility go back on his words? Romeo’s exile prohibits any possibility of the couple uniting together. Juliet mentioned that the banishment cause her great sorrow, more than…

…as in that time it would have been expected to avenge Mercutio's death, he felt that it was what he had to do and he had no other choice. That is why Romeo did not receive the death penalty, only banishment. This made it even more impossible for Romeo and Juliet to see…

…at the border. We supported a crime bill that had 60 death penalties, including the penalty for drug kingpins, and I supported a big expansion of the Safe and Drug-Free Schools program to support things like the DARE program because I thought all those things were…

…a penalty for evil actions. This penalty was foreshadowed by the witches when they were plotting to punish the sailor by not letting him sleep and so "sleep shall neither night nor day/ hang upon his penthouse lid" (I.iii.19-20) meaning that the sailor…