Death penalty

I would say that Jennifer has several personalities. Indeed she said she has the counsel for the prosecution that she took care of a day nursery and her said that it is an envoy of God. It’s legitimate to punish him of death knowing that he is insane? To condemn this woman to death while she has absolutely no conscience of her acts? JUGE: Have you something else to add master? DEFENSE: I have finished with my witness. Now, I call to the stand Jenifer’s doctor, Dr Grey. JUGE: Do you swear to tell

fact is false. Statistics have shown that whether death penalty is present or not, the rate of criminality has remained has almost constant. This is because for example if a person is executed, after some time people will forget about it so that capital punishment will no longer act as an efficient deterrent. Capital punishment is not the solution to eradicate criminality. We cannot kill people but instead we can help them out. The death penalty is the bluntest of "blunt instruments," it removes

THE DEATH PENALTY IN THE UNITED-STATES. Death Penalty is a very large theme. It was quite difficult to synthesize beacuase there is so much to tell about it. Well, firstly I'm going to introduce the subject to you by telling you some History and statistics and illustrate the subject by giving a recent disputed case about the capital punishment. As an introduction, I would like to begin by telling that the US stand for th 1st economic power in the world. The famous expression « land of freedom »

over the country and brought to trial under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO). The intention was to bring death sentences for at least 21 of them, to cut off the leadership of the gang, in a manner similar to tactics used against organized crime. The case produced 30 convictions but none of the most powerful leaders received a death sentence. Sentencing occurred in March 2006 for three of the most powerful leaders of the gang, including Barry Byron Mills (born 1948)

to inherit: • Mort civile • Des étrangers Under the Ancien droit – étrangers or aubains were incapable of transmitting their possessions on death. When an étranger died in France, the King exercised his “droit d’aubaine” (in virtue of which the King/seigneur received the possessions which the non-naturalised foreigner left on his death) – excluding the foreign heirs who did not live in the kingdom of their sucession rights. Law of 31st May 1854 – repealed Mort Civile Law of 14 July

In the case of Coker V. Georgia, the plurality of justices ruled the death sentence for a rape of an adult woman was grossly disproportionate and an extreme penalty for the crime. Therefore, it was prohibited by the Eighth Amendment as cruel and unusual punishment. Though rape is an atrocious crime, it does not in any case compare to murder, for “murder necessarily results in the physical death of the victim while rape does not” (pg, 512). The distinction is relevant in determining if retribution

traditionalist positions. In the Rock and folk newspaper, she declared to the journalist Franck Roy to be favorable to the death penalty (" eye for eye, a tooth for a tooth ") and that Alabama was a model. In the newspaper Inrockuptibles, she declared to Jean-Daniel Beauvallet to understand the mutilation of the thieves and to be in certain cases in favour of the death penalty This song is a call to the peace. The tune shows it: What's in your head, Zombie... Qu'y a-t-il dans votre tête ? Mort-vivant

Your honour I wonder me why the convict is condemned to die ? Hum… I have a reason this is because his is a blackman he belong to poor communoty ! I see that 70% of peoples who are killed by the death penalty are black and victims are whites so blacks are more likely to be executed… like in this case. I agree with the fact that he commited a murder you must be punish but when you do one mistake since 1984 you don’t deserved to die now this is unfair. Like his family said  « he stop school

of thought = liberté de pensée To be involved in = etre impliqué An activist = un activiste Political opponents = opposants politiques To be imprisonned =emprisonner Political prisoner = prisonnier politique To be sentenced to death = condamné à mort Death penalty = peine de mort To be condemned =etre condamné To mean to = censer Submissive = soumis Obedient = obéissant To reduce / cut down= réduire So that = tel que Complex = compliqué The privacy = la vie privée Hunt down = pourchasser

Though the federal government and 38 of the 50 states have death penalty laws, and public opinion polls in the last decade have generally indicated that the majority of Americans favor capital punishment, organizations and sites advocating the abolition of the death penalty are more common and easily found on the World Wide Web than organizations and sites favoring retention of the death penalty. That more anti than pro-death penalty sites are listed on this page is due to that reality, and should