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…Are punishments given for offences strong enough, and would there be less violence if the government were to be more strict on punishments. Bibliography Re people…

…else you should be liable for it and be punished accordingly. This does not mean thou that a person should be punished in exactly the same way you were hurt in. It is only human to have the urge to do that. What Gandhi means, is that if you go…

…is seen throwing rocks at someone but purposely missing his target, and this shows that he still goes by the rules as they were back at home. Even though there is no one on the island that will punish him he still thinks of the consequence. Once Roger joins…

…her 4th amendment, because they had reasonable doubt. Finally, TLO should be dealt her due punishment for her wrongs, and stop using the constitution to try and escape those punishments. Yet, the incriminating items were found at the same time…

…believed, if they were given the source that would enable them to make weapons and tools. Nevertheless, Prometheus, having glory in mind, cunningly stole fire from the hearth of the Gods and brought it to Earth. Zeus severely punished him for his betrayal…

…is where girls became women. They quoted their ancestors and then had a design painted on their bodies. Another important aspect of the Aboriginal Culture was their law, which they took very seriously. One of their punishments for law-breakers was spearing. We…

…be subjected to the death penalty should be eighteen because it is otherwise considered cruel and unusual punishment as well as unconstitutional. According to the Constitution, a child is defined as under the age of eighteen. The Constitution also states…

…Clusium. The Gauls hoping to punish the 3 envoys of Clusium, sent an embassy to the Roman Senate. Even though the Senate knew that the envoys were the cause of the war, they could not be punished due to their immense popularity. Their popularity soon became so…

…insult, the nature of which we are not sure. Revenge burned inside Montresor, and this is evident when he says, "At length I would be avenged. [...] I must not only punish, but punish with impunity" (587). The tone of the text clearly shows that the narrator…

…for. There are no punishments on the island, so the boys basically run free and do as they please, without fear of any future penalty. The children are also surrounded by the same people in a somewhat confined space over a great deal of time. Behavior that seems rather out…