Death penalty

origins and [...] Par ses écrits et discours contre la peine de mort, l'injustice, le racisme et la guerre, Mumia est devenu un auteur et orateur respecté pour ceux qui s'opposent à ces vestiges barbares. In his writings and talks against the death penalty, injustice, racism and war, Mumia has become a well respected Author and speaker for all those in opposition [...] Par conséquent, nous devons élaborer de solides initiatives en matière de justice - tant au pays qu'à l'échelle internationale

artist died, Harry and Gordon decided to sell copies of his work, but the affair was discovered and Harry was sent in jail. At the end of his penalty, Harry settled in Brooklyn, bought the building and opens the “Brightman’s attic”. Tom wants to introduce Harry to his uncle Nathan, and they relate well. The news about Aurora are clearly worse. After June’s death, she has disappeared. One day, Tom discovers that his sister plays in pornographic films. After that, she becomes a singer and lives between

d’assassinats a constamment diminué. En Géorgie depuis l’abolition, en 1997, on a observé un déclin notable du nombre d’homicides. http://asiapacific.amnesty.org/library/Index/FRAAFR050042006?open&of=FRA-2AF [pic] http://www.amnesty.org/fr/death-penalty/death-sentences-and-executions-in-2008 En 2008, à la connaissance d’Amnesty International, 25 États du globe ont procédé à pas moins de 2 390 exécutions et 52 pays ont prononcé au moins 8 864 condamnations à mort. Comme les années précédentes, les

ans = she can’t have lived off unemployment benefit for three years 9. Si le nouveau president tient sa promesse, il devrait bientôt abolir la peine de mort aux Etats-Unis = if the new president keeps his promises, he should soon abolish the death penalty 10. Il y a des chances qu’elle se dispute avec lui = she is likely to have a clash with him 11. L’économie aurait dû redémarrer, mais il y a eu une chute spectaculaire de la demande = the economy was to have taken off again, but there was a

people burned the US flags to express their anger. And there was a debate about that, the conservative tried to pass an amendment to make it illegal to burn a flag. There is also the question about the right to bear. The amendment 8 says that the death penalty is unconstitutional (it’s about Cruel and Unusual Punishment). In theory the bill of rights protects you. The bill of rights also gets you « due process » it’s a very common sentence. It means that the federal state can’t be arbitrary in the

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George Bush et Bille Clinton sont pour la peine de mort. En 1976, les États américains peuvent réintroduire la peine de mort dans leur arsenal judiciaire. Dans la même année le président Bill Clinton fait adopter le Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 .Cette loi provoque ainsi une accélération des exécutions, variant par la suite entre 59 et 98 (généralement 60 à 70). 1998 première femme exécutée depuis 1984 En 2005, la Cour suprême des États-Unis déclare la peine de mort anticonstitutionnelle

lack of agricultural knowledge by the former city people made famine inevitable. Rural people were often unsympathetic or too frightened to assist them. Such acts as picking up wild fruit or berries were seen as "private enterprise" for which the death penalty applied. An estimation between 1.5 and 2.5 million Cambodians have died in waves of murder, torture, and starvation it represent a fifth (1/5) of the country's total population. This balance sheet rank Pol Pot and the others Khmer Rouge communist’s

supremacists. *The clang of gate/ Vocabulary -disruptive: destabilizing -to have a chumming tummy: être barbouillé -to play truant (truancy): to skip classes -to be freed on parole: libération anticipée -deterrent: dissuasif −>How deterrent is death penalty? -shoplifters -minimum sentences: peines plancher *Inspector lists basic failures at prison in corruption inquiry / Vocabulary -to have a (bad) record: avoir un casier (chargé) -a criminal record: un casier judiciaire (-to patch up a garment:

Empêcher Slay massacre Take revenge for se venger de Take side prendre parti Take the law into one’s hands se faire justice soi-même Les noms communs : Cold-blooded de sang-froid Crime rate taux de criminalité Crime crime Criminal criminel Death penalty peine de mort Demonstrator manifestant Flag drapeau Gang member membre d’un gang Gun control contrôle des ventes d’armes Gun/ firearm arme à feu Hatred haine Insecurity insécurité Juvenile delinquency délinquance juvénile Membership adhésion