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    McCarthyism vs Witch Trials Does history repeat itself? Back in 1692‚ a couple of teenage girls decided to have a little fun with witchcraft. That little game turned into a “death play” with thousands of lives being taken away by simply having someone point a finger and say one’s name. Likewise in the early 1950s‚ we saw a similar type of witchcraft happen because of the fear of communism. Hundreds of lives and careers were ruined because people were naming names to save themselves. Numerous

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    Assess the effectiveness of the criminal trial process as a means of achieving justice Police powers - under the Crimes Act and Law Enforcement (Police Powers and Responsibilities) Act emphasise the difficulties surrounding police discretionary powers - yet this is balanced somewhat by warrants acting as judicial safeguards against police abusing their powers - eg. warrants for a more ’legally enacted’ investigation process‚ phone taps or surveillance - but also warrants to reinforce police search

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    before‚ during and after a criminal trial. The Fifth Amendment states a defendant has the right to remain silent and cannot be forced to testify against himself. The Fifth Amendment also covers against double-jeopardy. The accused cannot be charged for the same crime‚ twice. In the Sixth Amendment‚ the accused has the right to a public trial made up anyone wishing to attend. Also in the Sixth Amendment the accused has a right to jury trial and a speedy trial. Although there are no set time limits

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    old and the new. The 1920s were a time of conflicting viewpoints between traditional behaviors and new and changing attitudes. New technology in the 1920s attributed to the change. Inventions such as the radio helped improve communication. Court trials‚ conventions‚ and meetings were broadcasted. Electrical appliances improved homes. In 1922‚ Sinclair Lewis wrote‚ "These standard advertised wares- toothpastes‚ socks‚ tires‚ cameras‚ instantaneous hot-water heaters – were his symbols and proofs of

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    Clarence Earl Gideon was a man that was wrongfully convicted of a crime. Clarence had a bad background prior to the trial. His record prior was that he had felonies‚ and he was in jail for four times already‚ and he ran away from home‚ and was found with some stolen clothes on. His background didn’t make it easy for him to be found guilty. Gideon was accused of stealing wine‚ beer‚ money‚ and Coca Cola from the pool room. The charges that were brought to him was Petty theft. The evidence the state

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    Many villages‚ in the late 1600’s‚ were undergoing what we know today as with trials. The most famous one that sparked people’s interest was the one that took place in the village of Salem‚ Massachusetts. It all started with a group of girls blaming one girl in particular as being a “witch” and from that a ripple effect occurred. During this time the girls who were accused of being a witch held a certain stereotype. This stereotype included being very old and very poor. If someone was found guilty

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    Witch Trials vs. Present Day

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    the essential nature of one of the strangest and most awful chapters in human history. The fate of each character is exactly that of his historical model‚ and there is no one in the drama who did not play a similar-and in some cases exactly the same-role in history. "As for the characters of the persons‚ little is known about most of them except what may be surmised from a few letters‚ the trial record‚ certain broadsides written at the time‚ and references to their conduct in sources of varying

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    Ethical decisions on rules of clinical trials are required because it entails a great level of risk‚ which is required to enhance medical knowledge. In regard to ethical reasoning and decisions arises ethical dilemmas. Truth vs Loyalty‚ Individual vs. Community‚ Short-term vs. Long-Term‚ and Justice vs. Mercy are all ethical dilemmas we read in the article written in the New York times about the two cousins diagnosed with melanoma. Understanding the existence of ethical dilemmas will allow us

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    Many people have thought of the Nuremburg Trials as a very controversial topic‚ but I really only see one side to it. In my opinion‚ I believe that the Nuremburg Trials was a good and fair way to bring German military officials to justice. Firstly‚ after what they had done to the Jews‚ the Trials were the least that the Allies could have done. During WWII‚ the Nazi’s altogether managed to murder over 6 million Jews across Europe‚ so punishing the people who participated in the genocide wouldn’t be

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    Tom Robinson Trial Essay

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    Journal #4 I am reading “To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee and I am on page 304. So far this part of the book is the trial of Tom Robinson. He was accused of rape by Mayella Ewell and was found guilty. The testimonies everyone had evidence that Tom was innocent‚ but a jury of all white people did not favor a Black over a White. In this journal I will be predicting and evaluating. Predict: I think Tom will be innocent G- I predict that Tom will be innocent Y- Mr.Ewell might have beat up

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