Slim explains to George, “You hadda George. I swear you hadda” (118). He did have to kill Lennie in order to ensure the safety of himself as well as the safety of others who Lennie could have injured. When the well being of multiple people are in jeopardy, euthanasia is justifiable at the expense of only one
These systems are made to view things from every angle possible and notice that the individual made good faith efforts to follow the law, who knows what will happen. A lot of victims have been thrown under the bus due to not using their rights of Crime victims. Judges will care less to hear a plea, which states that a victim has a right to be heard. I personally think that no matter how late the victim trail start after time it was schedule to start they should be heard. The court system will overlook these things if you do not know your rights as a victim.
Our justice system shows more sympathy for criminals than it does victims and this should be altered. It’s time we put the emphasis of our criminal justice system back on protecting the victim rather that the accused. We need justice for current and past victims, longer sentences and the death penalty is the way to achieve this. Death sentence provides a deterrent for prisoners already serving a life sentence. Nothing is to stop people who have been sentenced to life imprisonment to kill in prison; to escape and kill or to kill when their life sentence (minimum of 15 years) has been
It is my belief that plea bargaining is an utter necessity, and though it may not seem just at all times; we as a society can see how hectic the court would be if all cases were brought to trial. In the future of plea bargaining, I would like to see those who do choose to go to trial to receive no biased or threats of harsh sentences placed upon them simply because they chose not to agree to a plea bargain and maintain their constitutional right to remain innocent until proven
I believe neuro-imaging could be used as evidence. While many people may use it as an excuse for their actions, it makes sense for why they did these actions. I do not believe it should give them a free pass out of jail (since they still know its wrong and CAN ask for help), but I do think they need counseling and medication over some jail time since that is the only thing that will cure their problem. 5. Do you believe that the judicial system should be based on holding people accountable for their choices (blame) or probability of future crimes committed?
Many criminals are going to jail but the Pohnpei state jail is very small but today more are going in but less coming out. They must have this kind of punishment because they are wasting government money because commit treason, do not pay taxes but just sit on their asses eating free meal. If the prisoners are not to be killed they will gain number and escape wihich could be dangerous for every single Pohnpeian. The third reason Pohnpei state need to have death penalty is to make the citizens stop crimes. Pohnpei are type of people who are afraid of death if they will hear a prisoner is going to be killed because he or she commits crime.
Although there are many pros and cons to the death penalty, you must weigh them all out to decide if you are for or against it. I believe it is immoral not to take the life of someone who has raped, molested, tortured, or murdered someone. These are just a few of many things that I believe you should be killed for doing. Justice should right a wrong, with an eye for an eye, but it is not always equal justice that is sentenced. It would not be out of balance for the death penalty to be forced on someone in cases when rape and molestation has happened.
Does one have a right to physician-assisted suicide? Is it acceptable for a physician to end a terminally-ill patient’s suffering? One will discuss the reasons why physician-assisted suicide should be legalized for terminally-ill patients in the United States. Terminally-ill patients should be granted the basic human right to decide to end their life, when in a state of prolonged suffering. The act of euthanizing suffering animals is considered an act of human kindness in society, which should be extended to the terminally-ill as well.
Although I believe there needs to be serious reform in prisons, there are many different reasons why the system is set up the way. Knowing all humans make mistakes, the only thing which comes from mistakes is the chance to learn from them. Some individuals make very serious mistakes and should be rehabilitated in some way. We can not just forget about them because eventually they will be walking among us once again. If we do leave them in jail and forget about them we are showing how ignorant our mentality actually is.
Try to change the behaviors of those they know are still committing crime that can lead others to this life in prison. But for some it does not matter what type of program they are in or standing in front of the judge telling them they have two strikes. Habitual offenders will continue to go through the system and end up overcrowding them because they just do not care, about their life or anyone else’s. So the “three strike law or habitual offender” needs to be tuff on crime and those who continue to abuse the