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…or is aquatinted with commits this rape. The man who is committing this rape often doesn't believe that he is committing a crime, but he is. It is all too common that a female goes willingly on a date and is involuntarily violated. They are often ashamed, confused…

…of this there will always be computer crime. What we must really decide is how to punish it. How should intent factor into computer break-ins? Should all break-ins be considered equally unethical or would those where the intruder only intended to have a look around be seen…

…ability, all they cared for is food, drink, and excessively consumed goods. The more they consumed the worsen their punishment in hell. They produced nothing for their society. As a result, they will forever lie in the garbage they produced and act as a slave…

…Hawthorne, a woman by the name of Hester Prynne is condemned for committing a sin, which is adultery. The townspeople, who are Puritans, consider adultery a terrible crime that is worthy of prosecution. However, Hester does not receive the death penalty because…

…into men’s slaves and that men are superior to them; even though that is not true. Lastly, punishment for commiting a crime is very different than it is now. Punishment during Puritan times was done for the reason of embarrasment. People were put…

…, which gags them with every breath. This punishment may seem a bit extreme for not being friendly to the environment, but by modern Hell standards, it is extremely light. The next circle is for the substance abusers, such as smokers, alcoholics and drug…

…The Scarlet Letter - Individuality within a Puritan Society Often in society people are criticized, punished and despised for their individual choices and flaws. In the novel, The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne, the author attempts to show…

…extreme crimes. The Court's opinion was that the sentencer discretion had been enough structured in the state statutes. Justices Marshall and Brennan challenged. Both suggested that capital punishment was constitutionally offensive under any circumstances…

…used to symbolize the punishments of the sinners. Minos is the guardian of Circle II, the circle of the Lustful. He symbolizes an accusing personality because his job is to give punishments to the sinners. The bodies of the sinners confess the sins…

…a radical Christian's point of view, such as Dante's. The political and Christian world will be set in place once reminded of Hell's true torments to those who sin. The crimes have not changed since Dante has last visited Hell, yet the punishments are more…