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    Great Tragedians

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    Aeschylus‚ Sophocles‚ and Euripides Great Tragedians Humanities 250 May 30‚ 2012 The three great tragedy play writes Aeschylus‚ Sophocles‚ and Euripides were ahead of their time. The ideals they portrayed in their plays are very relevant in this day and age. Love‚ loss‚ religion‚ politics suffering‚ being victims of fate; these are all things we hear about each time we turn on the news. The messages that were written into each play by each play write would be related to‚ understood and very

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    of cross-examination from a litigious standpoint.   Whether a prosecution witness once had impeachment proceeding completed against him‚ ought to be still cross examined by the defence counsel or not ? The matter about the cross-examined has been stated in the section 173 (e) of the Criminal Procedure Code. Section 173 (e) of the CPC stated that :   (e) The accused shall be allowed to cross-examine all the witnesses for the prosecution.   So‚ we can see that this section makes provision for the

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    Desire Under the Elms

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    The article opens up stating how O’Neil takes a difference response with this play as if he was demonstrating Greek theatre. Henry is trying to explain that even though the play does not follow any particular play‚ that it echoes Hippolytus and Medea which both involve incest and infanticide (Henry‚ 2006). This type of behavior was highly intolerable during this time; this is what made the Desire Under the Elm stick out to readers and reviewers. In the article‚ the main point that is brought

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    scientific literature‚ Greece produced an unequalled number of writers and artists. Aeschylus‚ one of three major playwrights was a soldier who wrote nearly 90 plays. Euripides wrote controversial tragedies about realistic characters like the play Medea. The Athenians had always loved poetry and eloquence and during the Age of Pericles‚ he encouraged both and provided poets with rewards. Pericles was a friend to theatre; he built a small theatre‚ but also made improvements and adornments at the great

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    burial” (Sophocles‚ Antigone). Creon denies the power of the gods‚ and the highest god that is held in Greek Mythology‚ Zeus‚ and puts his power above theirs so that his authority may come before all. Creon’s pride can be compared to that of Jason in Medea by Euripides as they both think their actions are for the good of the citizens and those whom the characters love. This hubris quality led Creon to a reversal in his fate. A reversal of fortune follows the climactic words and actions of Creon

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    Perseus Myth Analysis

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    The story of Perseus‚ Medusa‚ Cetus and Andromeda is one of the first of the founding myths who established the pantheon of the twelve Olympians and the origin of the Danaans. Founding myths usually involve the slaying of some kind of archaic monster‚ perhaps the idol of a previous religion or some symbol. In this case‚ it was Medusa‚ who was brought to Greece from Libya‚ where she was worshipped by the Amazons as Metis‚ a serpent goddess. Cetus was a constellation first seen years before the

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    Double Jeopardy

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    Course : BBA LLB [ 2nd sem] INDEX Introduction Double Jeopardy in General Right against Double Jeopardy in India History Scope of article 20(2) Autrefois convict and Autrefois acquit Prosecution Double jeopardy protection in India: A comparison with English law Conclusion Bibliography INTRODUCTION Double Jeopardy in general The word ‘double’ stands for twice and the term "Jeopardy" refers to

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    Romulo Takad (1aa)

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    CREDIBILITY OF WITNESSES - PROSECUTION The defense centered its arguments on mere inconsistencies between the sworn statements and testimonies of the witnesses. The arguments raised were speculative rather deliberated‚ superficial rather substantive and illogical rather rational. The prosecution witnesses have positively‚ clearly and convincingly identified the accused Romulo Takad as the culprit who took the tricycle‚ in view of the following reasons: First‚ Rule 113‚ Sec. 2 of the RULES

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    Shenzhen University     The Division of graduation paper ( Design ) Title: Criminal Procedure Amendment lawyer defense system context Name : Ma Yuting Major: Law         Faculty: Faculty of Law         Student ID: 2009031105         Instructor: from left Germany         Title: Professor                                   February 25‚ 2013 Shenzhen University undergraduate thesis ( design ) Statement of Good Faith I solemnly declare: thesis submitted ( design

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    The Criminal Trial Process

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    The Criminal Trial Process The Sixth Amendment specifies certain citizens ’ rights that apply in all criminal trials. These rights are speedy trial‚ public trial‚ trial by jury‚ notice of the accusation‚ confrontation of opposing witnesses‚ compulsory process for obtaining favorable witnesses and assistance of counsel. Although the Sixth Amendment guarantees these rights only with respect to the federal government‚ the U.S. Supreme Court has incorporated all of them

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