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…, the lawyers help them get away with anything. A lot of people have been convicted of crimes and got away with it, do to their lawyers. The death penalty is a good punishment because people in this country deserve to feel safe. Some countries have had their crime…

…is captured by the Indians when he arrives in North America, Hester has no way of knowing if he is alive or dead. But in fact, she still goes against the strict Puritan rules, and breaks Commandment 7, which was often punished by death.         Arthur…

…paraplegic and quadriplegic. The cases involve significant costs and place substantial responsibilities and pressure upon family and friends. In addition to the deaths and injuries are the costs of police, booze buses and courts to support punishment for those…

…"A" is viewed differently. When the novel commences, the letter is taken as a label of punishment and sin. Hester Prynne bears the label of the letter upon her chest. She stands labled as an outcast in front of society. She is wearing this symbol to burden her…

…So many things hold us down in life, fear of people, fear of the past or future, fear of danger, fear of punishment, fear of remembering sad things that hurt us, and guilt for the things that we have done wrong. Freedom is possible from all…

…, avoided certain death, which left them available to be tied in, with the rest of the plot. What seemed like a pretty stiff punishment to Agamemnon for shooting a deer and boasting about it was actually even harsher in reality. I was never really quite clear…

…was found guilty by a jury. His punishment was to get his head chopped off. After reading A Man For All Seasons, I have changed in the way I think of our government. I appreciate the way the United States government does not make the citizens do anything…

…it is less likely that a person will withdraw too little therefore avoiding the 50% tax on the amount they failed to withdraw. A fifty- percent tax rate is a hefty penalty to be hit with and hopefully now fewer people will experience this tax punishment. Secondly…

…theme is reinforced through the Misfit and the grandmother’s conversation towards the end when he says "Does it seem right to you, Kordosky 4 lady, that one is punished a heap and another ain’t punished at all?"(1287). As readers, we can see…

…amongst the aggressors (especially Germany) who, thinking the punishment unfair and humiliating, planned to take revenge on the allies. Even the British public agreed that the treaties were too harsh, which in the eyes of the British, justified Germany’s…