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    holidays‚ and reject many customs they claim have pagan origins. They do not work in industries associated with the military‚ nor serve in the armed services‚ and refuse national military service‚ which in some countries may result in their arrest and imprisonment. They do not salute or pledge allegiance to national flags or sing national anthems or other patriotic

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    […] There is a clear parallel between the vulnerability slaves experienced in captivity and the vulnerability contemporary political prisoners endure in detention. In the emancipation narratives as well as the narratives by Black Power activists‚ the fear for physical safety against the constant threat of bodily harm is something experienced by both women and men” (32). In one of her uses of the body‚ Assata

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    system in India was introduced by a 1986 Act and improved upon in 2000. The JJ Act‚ 2000‚ a progressive legislation‚ replaced the regular judicial process with a reformatory regime‚ favouring supervised probation or stay in an observation home over imprisonment. The law tries to reform a young offender’s conduct rather than confine him for decades in a prison with adult criminals‚ which only works to fan recidivist tendencies. While refusing to allow the Delhi gang rape juvenile offender to be tried

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    Motion #1: The Philippines should bring back the death penalty law. Speaker #9 - Affirmative Republic Act No. 7659 states that‚ AN ACT TO IMPOSE THE DEATH PENALTY ON CERTAIN HEINOUS CRIMES‚ AMENDING FOR THAT PURPOSE THE REVISED PENAL LAWS‚ and FOR OTHER PURPOSES. Whereas‚ the crimes punishable by death under this Act are heinous for being grievous‚ odious and hateful offenses and which‚ by reason of their inherent or manifest wickedness‚ viciousness‚ atrocity and perversity are repugnant and

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    The methods of torture are inhumane and unjust. The information obtained is often ineffective or falsified and the use is immoral and dehumanizing. Therefore‚ torture is unacceptable. Through the use of torture and illegal imprisonment or detention‚ many citizens within the United States as well as every country are at a loss. In certain circumstances when torture does bring out the truth‚ the risks of acquiring false information during other times are not worth the efforts. Incorrect

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    a person being kept in custody. When used correctly‚ it essentially gives that person‚ or someone directly representing that person‚ the right to ask why they are being restrained and kept from other common laws and protects them from unlawful imprisonment. If held for reasons that cannot be explained then the law allows them to be released. This right can be suspended for various reasons but was put in place to allow for a balanced court and containment system. (http://legal-dictionary.thefreedictionary

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    | In the Belly of the Beast | Jack Henry Abbott | The "Pains of Imprisonment" and "The Inmate Social System" | | | "In the Belly of the Beast" is a generous collection of autobiographical‚ political‚ and philosophical letters to an author from a man who takes life head on‚ but with a different approach. Norman Mailer‚ an author‚ was in the middle of writing a novel entitled "The Executioner Song"‚ which is the story about a murderer named Gary Gilmore. While this novel was in the

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    serious or if the defendant is on flight risk they would be held in jail until their trial date‚ this is also called pretrial detention. Then comes bail‚ which is actually the most common in the majority of cases‚ bail actually serves two main purposes‚ it helps reassure reappearance of the accused‚ and it can also prevents un-convicted person from suffering imprisonment. Following that is the grand jury‚ which involves the hearing of evidence to determine whether there is enough evidence to bring

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    Brief Summary Prita Mulyasari‚ was patient suspected Dengue Fever in Omni International Hospital sued for Defamation Case due her openly distributed moaning and disappointments e-mail to relatives and friends in mailing list‚ and imposed kept in detention based on breaching Information and Electronic Transaction (ITE) Law Chronology and Facts It begun at around 8:30pm on Tuesday August 7‚ 2008 when Prita Mulyasari visited OMNI International Hospital Bintaro to check her condition that suffer of

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    as well as Dutch and British colonialism. The essential thinking behind apartheid was that although South Africa was a unitary nation‚ it was comprised of four racial groups. This sparked internal resistance to which the government responded with detention without trial and torture. Whites in their own eyes were seen as sophisticated and therefore entitled to rule South Africa. So to begin at the beginning‚ during the lead up to the 1948 elections the national party began to campaign their ideas

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