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…the throw is taken.             Progressive Punishments These are fouls that require more punishment than just a free-throw. “Actions” directed mainly at the opponent and not the ball are punished progressively (actions consist of reaching around…

…glorifying drug use with movies such as Scarface, Blow, Fear and Loathing in Las vegas, and such and big stars being caught for the same drug offenses time after time and they get very little punishment. Robert Downwey Jr. was arrested multiple times for his…

…, and they had to go and live with her in Columbus, Ohio. At the grandmother’s house, the children still experienced discipline, but it wasn’t as severe as before. The types of punishment that the grandmother would give are time outs, being grounded, or standing…

…drinking. It is illegal to possess any alcoholic beverage. (Crimes and Punishments Article 27, Section 400A) It is illegal to misrepresent your age, use another’s driver’s license, use a fake or altered driver’s license, or make any false statement…

…as an alternative to the repression of crime and disorder by military force and severity of legal punishment.” This principle basically means that the police are in place to prevent crime from happening with the use of military style enforcement, and to punish…

…Creon’s beloved country. In just retaliation, Creon decided to punish him, as would any ruler punish an aggressor. Similarly, Creon is a good leader to his people. He punishes evil and rewards good as mentioned above. He is seen…

…and anxiety. But in many aspects Dimmesdale was not a very honorable man. He allowed Hester to be punished and treated badly. He also never made any contact with Pearl, his daughter. Overall Dimmesdale was able to endure a great deal, but his actions throughout…

…out the whole play and in the end Shylock is punished by having to convert to Christianity. This harsh punishment is Shakespeare’s final critique. Since the punishment is too harsh the audience feels pity for Shylock. My thoughts are that Shakespeare…

…When a man is caught stealing another man’s wallet, he is punished for his crime. He may be fined or sentenced to jail. It is up to a judge or jury to decide. When a man murders another man, he also needs to be punished. We live in a country that uses…

…Freedom of Speech should be restricted but sometimes the punishments are too harsh. Why should I do anything but to try and stop hate speech? It doesn't have any purpose or socially redeeming value, so why not just outlaw it all…