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 up by Nelson but he created “Umkhonto we Sizwe”. Nelson was arrested on 1962, then he was condemned for 5 years of imprisonment on 1963, but he was condemned for perpetuity because of his clandestine politic activity. He was liberated on February 11th 1990, by Frederik de Klerk’s order. They worked together to stop the apartheid. He received with Frederik de Klerk on 1993 the Nobel prize of Peace. He was elected president of South Africa on April 27th 1994. His price ministers was Thabo Mbeki

perpetrate a felony commettre un crime (to) fine (v) condamner à une amende (for, pour) - fine (n) amende - to be given a fine recevoir une amende (to) imprison (v) emprisonner - imprisonment (n) emprisonnement, réclusion - to be sentenced to ten years' imprisonment être condamné à 10 ans de réclusion - life imprisonment réclusion à perpétuité (prison) inmate (n) détenu (syn. convict) inquest (n) enquête (après un homicide) (to) jail (v) (du fr. geôle) mettre en prison/taule - jail (n) prison

AND CIVIL LAW In Civil Court, the judge builds hypotheses and tests them. In Civil Court: the balance of probabilities -> damages The standard of proof In Criminal Court: beyond reasonable doubt -> imprisonment The standard of proof is different according to the court. In a civil case, you can be found liable and you have to pay damages. The Magistrates’ court deals with 95% of criminal cases. Class I: murder, rape (with premeditation)

led nonviolent campaigns to the Sharpeville massacre in 1960. The government has banned the ANC in the wake of the tragedy, Mandela decided to continue the struggle and secretly take up arms. But in 1962, he was arrested and sentenced to life imprisonment in 1964. His 27 years of incarceration have never damaged his popularity. Upon his release, he became president of the ANC and then negotiates with De Klerk on the fate of the country. The two men agreed on a multi-racial government and the first

1956, Mandela and 150 other person were arrested and accused treason, but they were acquitted. The ANC was forbidden and was gave up by Nelson but he created “Umkhonto we Sizwe”. Nelson was arrested on 1962, then he was condemned for 5 years of imprisonment on 1963, but he was condemned for perpetuity because of his clandestine politic activity. He was liberated on February 11th 1990, by Frederik de Klerk’s order. They worked together to stop the apartheid. He received with Frederik de Klerk on 1993

official. In his youth he read such writers as François Rabelais (1494?-1553), François de Malherbe (1555-1628), and Honoré d'Urfé (1568-1625). He went to Paris to study medicine and theology, but was drawn to the whirls of social life. It was not until the end of his life that he became interested in religion: religious rituals bored him. La Fontaine was qualified as a lawyer but he returned home in 1647 and assisted his father, a superintendent of forests. He held a number of government posts, but

quotes from President Obama about this subject. More than 7,300 appeals to stop the execution had been made to the governor in a state second only to Texas in the number of people it executes. Her lawyers had formally asked the governor to spare her life, arguing she has an IQ that is borderline mentally retarded and that she was manipulated to commit the crimes by a dominant male co-defendant. Finally, Virginia's governor McDonnell refused to issue a stay for Lewis. Currently the last execution occured

John Phillips and Aretha Franklin. In addition to solo albums SEVERAL Richards has Played guitar releases are by Max Romeo, Hubert Sumlin, Les Paul, Tom Waits, Bono and The Edge of U2, Nona Hendryx, John Phillips and Aretha Franklin. Early life Early life Keith Richards was born to Bert Richards and Doris Dupree at the Livingstone Hospital, East Hill, in Dartford, Kent, on 18 December 1943 during the Second World War, and lived there through German V-weapon attacks on the city. Keith Richards Was

weak condition & gave myself up to the M.F.P” July 22, 1917, McColl had gone without telling his battalion, he was stopped at a camp Etaples me later. And sentenced to hard labor for ten years by the court on September 13 ,, The period of imprisonment was reduced by two years with hard labor and then finally suspended Oct. 2 A more severe punishment awaits Charles McColl. Indeed during the processing of his suspension, McColl fled again without warning. McColl court condemns the death penalty

Should Euthanasia be legalized as a human right? Baptiste Corre "My name is Vincent Humbert, I had 22 years February 3, 2003. I'm the young Norman quadriplegic who wrote the president and begged him to help him. " "I want to die because this life I live since my accident is shit, I'm exhausted, I do not want it. " Here are the words of the young Vincent, 19, victim of a traffic accident in 2000. Since then Vincent is alive but: quadriplegic, mute, nearly blind and dependent on artificial