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    The relatives and friends of two teenagers that were accused in beating a Mexican immigrant to death are having a hard time containing the relief of the non-guilty verdict that was announced for the most serious charges that were filed against the two former high school football stars. There were people in the courtroom that had to be restrained by the sheriffs that were in the courtroom because these people were trying

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    Victor Salvado English R1A: Performing Revenge The Justice of Athena In the Greek trilogy of revenge The Oresteia‚ Aeschylus actively utilizes literary symbols to suggest significant parallels between the representative system of justice reflected in the play and the prevalent democratic attitudes of 5th century Greek society. The goddess Athena is instrumental in drawing these parallels‚ as it is she who establishes the unbiased court system in which Orestes is tried. However‚ Aeschylus

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    As the severity of crimes in the United States escalates the requirement for adequate punishment to match this increase also rises. In short‚ the more violent the criminal offense the more severe the sentence to be served will be‚ and the judicial system has often escalated the means by which this can be achieved‚ by enforcing the law upon persons as young as fourteen. In the case of the fictional character Steve Harmon‚ from the book Monster by Walter Dean Myers‚ he is a sixteen year old being tried

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    Three Fundamental Areas of Law 1. Dispute Prevention What is dispute prevention? Dispute prevention is preventing disputes before they arise. It is extremely important to try to prevent disputes before they occur. Why? Because it saves valuable time and money if you have a dispute prevention plan that minimizes the risk of problems. Can you name an example of a method of dispute prevention? A syllabus is a great example of one such method that you as a student are familiar with. How is a syllabus

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    Case Study: Apple’s lawsuit on Samsung‚ what happened? The jury in the much-hyped Apple vs. Samsung patent infringement lawsuit recently handed down a verdict which basically gave Apple everything it wanted: A billion-dollar payment from Samsung‚ plus the possibility of an injunction against sales of infringing Samsung smart phones and tablets. Will this mega-lawsuit dramatically alter the way our devices are manufactured and‚ in turn‚ affect our decision-making process when buying a smart phone

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    low salary due to her sex. After she filed an official complaint‚ her case went to trial‚ and the jury concluded that the pay disparity was due to intentional discrimination. However‚ the Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit reversed the jury verdict‚ as it claimed Mrs. Ledbetter’s’ case was not filed in time‚ as the original discriminatory pay decision occurred before the statutory limitations of 180 days.

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    the juror received threats after her name became public. Judge Michael Obus declared a mistrial on April 4‚ 2004. On June 17‚ 2005‚ after a retrial‚ Kozlowski and Swartz were convicted on all but one of the more than 30 counts against them. The verdicts carry potential jail terms of up to 25 years in state prison. Kozlowski himself was sentenced to no less than eight years and four months and no more than 25 years in prison. Swartz received the same sentence. Then in May 2007‚ New Hampshire Federal

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    act he was doing‚ or as not to know that what he was doing was wrong” (bailii.org). In using this defence the accused may receive a verdict of “guilty but mentally ill‚” which means the accused party may still receive the death penalty. It is extremely rare that an individual using the insanity plea defence gets acquitted. When an accused individual receives the verdict of “guilty but mentally ill” (GBMI)‚ that person may as well be found guilty. By law the purpose of the GBMI statute is “to reduce

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    “Requiem for Trayvon Martin: When Will America Stop Destroying the Lives of Black Boys” moved me as I was thoroughly reading it. I felt a sense of anger and disbelief running through my mind without realizing till I finished. The anger came from the verdict of Trayvon Martin’s case against George Zimmerman. And the disbelief came from the fact that white people tried to justify George Zimmerman’s actions by stating that historically black men are violent creatures so you can never be “too careful”. The

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    as such? One nurse argues that our legal system today “makes no allowance for the complexity of mental illness‚” and goes on to argue for the “more humane treatment of the mentally ill” (Paquette). She goes on to speak of the process by which a verdict is reached and states that “the jury isn’t told that if it finds the person insane‚ the person won’t be released but sent to a psychiatric hospital until he or she is judged to be sane” (Paquette). Also mentioned in this article is the case of Andrea

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