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…death.' Creon's character in Antigone shows great hubris. This is shown when he harshly punishes Antigone as she betrays him in public. This is made far worse by the fact that she is a woman and his son's fiancée. Creon shows no care for the Laws…

….'--October 9, 1942 On Nazi Punishment of Resisters 'Have you ever heard the term 'hostages'? That's the latest punishment for saboteurs. It's the most horrible thing you can imagine. Leading citizens--innocent people-are taken prisoner to await their execution…

…the victim. It reads the following, 'no one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment'. During the witch trials in Salem, those who were declared guilty, depending on the charges he/she was accused of, the victim might…

…they are to be born as; yet this unfairly places them at a lower social standing. Women and African Americans were and still are being punished with lower paying jobs. Also, the African Americans and Dalits were forced to live in slum areas with disease-ridden tenement…

…the most punishment for their commisioners mistakes. As the meeting with congress progressed it seemed that the commisioner was losing more and more ground every single moment with congress. The senators were questioning him frequently with no reply what so ever…

…it is, and no rational argument will ever change that in their minds. This is a comforting way to think for some people, however many people still strongly disagree. Heaven is the reward that good people get for being good, and hell is the punishment that bad people get…

…. Laws differ from rules. Laws apply to the whole state and when they are broken the individuals' punishment is taken in hand by the courts. Laws keep society together and prevent chaos and teach us what is morally right. Laws have a relation to rules, when…

…and understand what is expected of us. Early control theories include both socialization, in which a person acquires self- control, and the control over the person's behavior through the external application of social sanctions, rewards for conformity, and punishments…

…her husband for 2 years. She thought he might be at the bottom of the sea. She was in love with another man. She was perceived and punished under a strict Puritan eye. Like the development of America, the were many conditions that led to the developed…

…who was beating a Hebrew and had to flee Egypt to escape punishment. He settled in Midian were he marries Zipporah, the daughter of the high priest of Median. Here he settles for forty years. In his new home, he encountered a burning bush that would…