Papers 4031-4040 of total 23385 found.
Category: /Law & Government
…as the confession meets all of the courts criteria. (Brandon 110) The witness can not be extracted or obtained by any sort of violence, nor by any means of direct or implied promises to meet the criteria. The interrogation of Jessie Misskelley was in question since…
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…in the tobacco industry is become very hard. There are more companies, more regulations and prohibitions in our marketing tools (visual media for instance), more taxes, and more campaigns against tobacco, but, we still have some options to increase the profit. Our…
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…their use of violence and death as a means to horrify listeners: I kill children / I love to see them die / I kill children / And make their mammas cry / Crush 'em under my car / I wanna hear them scream / Feed 'em poison candy / To spoil their Halloween…
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…that which is culturally created, or socially constructed. We may argue that frustration, anger, aggressive cues and experience with aggressive models, whether direct or channelled through our media, are quite clearly important conditions for the occurence…
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…-esteem leads to depression 90% of the time, which then conjures thoughts of suicide that then leads to 80% of the time suicide. Bad environments include abusing parents, inappropriate content in media violence, not accepting gays and lesbians, and depressed…
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…in heaven, it was clearly evident that the winner had not been the God of love and peace, as his propagandists claimed, but rather a God of cruelty and evil; of war and violence, wrath and jealousy. (This had, in fact, been an old Gnostic tradition.) The clear…
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…. The courts were subject to political pressure, seriously hampering judicial independence. The Government limited press and media freedom. It continued to restrict freedom of assembly and imposed some limits on freedom of association. Domestic violence against…
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…. Following the vote there was immense civil violence within Indonesia which completed the reversal of Australia's confidence in the Indonesian ability to manage the unrest in there area. Australia along with the U.S urged Indonesia to hand East Timor over…
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…to overcome it by resorting to the gun. He is so proud of his record that he has often boasted about having a "degree in violence". The liberty of the Zimbabwean Press is curbed to an extent where nothing can be said against him (Meredith, 224). Elections…
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…will stagnate. Technological advancements in global communication through the internet, media and travel provide the platform for the people of these nations to compare their current situation with that of the wealthy western nations. The political, social…
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