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…about by King George III. In all of these cases they were coerced to act against their will and would be punished severely if they did not. Embodied in this Constitution were those very powers the power to coerce one to act and the power of taxation…

…are considered unacceptable when they are in violation of the rules. Some of these rules have been written down and have severe punishments when violated; these are called formal norms. The ones though we encounter more often are informal norms…

…gifts. For many people, this can be viewed as an inappropriate tax on the able. For others, who do not receive these punishments, the handicaps may seem appropriate; to keep the playing field level, and make sure that no one cheats in the game of life…

…to be the keepers of the law. They were responsible for the wellbeing of there people and their country, the source of particular and spiritual wisdom. Any misbehaving or breaking the law resulted in punishment according to the seriousness of the crime. Elders…

…that violates Military Customs against Fraternization can be proscuted under the Uniformed Code of Military Justice. If the individuals are married they may face additional charges. So remeber, Fraternization is a criminal offense and is punishable under the military…

…punished. No one knows how often people commit bribery, but many experts believe that most people who bribe officials are never caught. Bribery is more common in some countries or parts of countries than in others. Many countries have made it illegal…

…not taking him home would be the most fitting punishment. If need be Prospero could discuss it with the king, possibly in this way:                  Prospero:         Have you a moment my lord?         Alonso:         Of course…

…Society. For doing this they were punished. None of the boys suffered from their nonconformity more than their leader Neil. He joined a play without his father’s consent. His father told him that he would be going to a military school and would never…

…. Athena was the strongest supporter, among the gods, of the Greek side in the Trojan War. After the fall of Troy, however, the Greeks failed to respect the sanctity of an altar to Athena at which the Trojan prophet Cassandra sought shelter. As punishment…

…What’s stopping us from killing one another in spite or anger? Do we fear the law, or do we fear the punishment? The Law is a deterrent but let us question this, we do not harm others because we fear being punished and not because we know that we do…