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…not be broken. He establishes that "to value life...one must value law." Because he has promised the public to severely punish the perpetrator who tried to bury Polyneices, he is stuck with his decision, even if it meant that he had to kill his own niece. He is thus…

…? This debate then extends to whether Oedipus deserved his self-inflicted punishment for his crimes. If it was fate and hence unavoidable, how could he be held responsible? Jocasta paid a very heavy price for her attempts to thwart her son's fate. By sending him…

…believed in the "eye for eye" principle . Canada is much different than the Babylonians or Persians were, the major difference being the death penalty. There is no crime punishable by the death penalty throughout the entire criminal code. Murders…

…>>Pretend you are Boo Radley (from To Kill a Mocking Bird). Write your secret diary entry about how you have been punished and kept in a virtual prison for fifteen years. It has been so very long since my father first locked me up…

…that this was an enforced peace. This made Germany bitter towards the allies because they were in to punish the Germans severely. The Germans were more trusting towards America, whom they felt would make this a fair treaty and let the defeated nations have their say. When…

…because they link into powerful biological programming to ensure survival. When children don't do what their parents want, the parents tell them they're naughty and show their anger or displeasure and perhaps punish them. Because babies and infants…

…reversed the thought of rehabilitating juveniles to that of punishment for juvenile delinquents. The juvenile justice system applies criminal law to persons not old enough to be held responsible for criminal acts. The age for criminal culpability is usually 18…

…can not only determine if they advance to the next grade, but also their future in some instances. Teachers are also hindered from fulfilling their job because if their students don't pass the flawed tests, they are punished or possibly terminated…

…and over-pride but this will be explained further on. The nation of Israel was very proud and at ease so god sent Babylon to discipline Israel and rid them of their arrogance but they were too harsh on Israel so God then sent Persia in to punish Babylon…

…and Congress, which at that time were controlled by the Federalists. These acts lengthened the naturalization process for foreigners, gave the president enormous powers to deal with aliens, and provide central government with authority to punish seditious libel…