During the pentrich rebellion government spy Oliver persuaded local radicals to march on Nottingham where they were met with troops. This was a dangerous strategy in a time of great civil unrest and could easily create more anger towards the Government, as their actions may have been seen as entrapment. On the other hand the fact there was an attempt by radicals to blow up the cabinet, indicates a serious threat. Also the radical threat was now country wide involving lower and middle classes, thus a spy network was needed and Liverpool cleverly used it to find leaders of radical movements and successfully managed to integrate spies into radical movements. It can also be said the government’s idea to suspend Habeas corpus in 1817 also contributed to the government’s success in dealing with
In the Chrysalids they have the inspector, a man who has the government’s power behind him to denounce deviations, and the power to kill or abandon them. Also the inspector has spies working for him; people such as “Joe Darley” (Wyndham) who “is a fellow that the inspector [uses] when he wants a few inquiries made on the quiet” (Wyndham 119). Plainly, within this society anyone could be a spy and anyone at any time could denounce you for hiding anything. In V for Vendetta there are also inspectors and detectives. Everyone has an ID and the government knows everything about you.
Like Hamlet, Laertes, also wants to take avenge and does it openly. Laertes organizes a mob supporting him to be king. This line of action, organizing a mob, would have been very productive for Hamlet. However, Hamlet decided to stay in the castle instead of going out and taking care of business. Another comparison between Hamlet and Laertes is their love for Opheliah.
After that, larceny by trick was created to punish those who obtain personal property by fraud or deceit in order to get the victim to agree in handing over property. The con-artist would usually argue they didn’t commit a crime because the victims agreed to give them their property. Then the English courts started to make divisions base on the value of the property obtained. Grand larceny and petit larceny was created. Petit larceny was punished less harshly because the value that was taking was much less compared to grand larceny.
This bad political move meant that York had grown in considerable force and had no choice but to fight the Lancastrians, otherwise he would go to prison or even be executed. The result of the First Battle of St Albans was devastating for the Lancastrians and gave an advantage to the Yorkists. Richard Duke of York’s two main rivals, the Duke of Somerset and the Earl of Northumberland, were both killed during the battle and Henry VI was captured by the Yorkists. The Lancastrians and Margaret had lost control of the Kingdom as Henry was now under Yorkist protection. This also meant that when Henry had his second breakdown later in 1455, Richard become Protector of the Realm until 1456 when Henry recovered.
The disruption of government due to McCarthyism was tumultuous. It caused rivalries within the Senate, there were more appeasement issues from democrats who though they knew McCarthy was being unjust acquiesced to his antics and the FBI committed a number of illegal acts in their investigations of suspected communists. As well as the FBI there were more illegal undercover groups formed to harass communist organizations. The most formalized one was “Cointelpro”. “Cointelpro” actions included planting forged documents to create the suspicion that a key person was an FBI informer, spreading rumours through anonymous letters and leaking information to the press.
Furthermore the Lords began overusing the courts as a method of increasing their wealth this meant that the people became increasingly frustrated and because the Lords had the respect of the King the commoners could have rebelled against the English monarchy. In Wales the courts were committing perjury and guilty of accepting many bribes which meant even if the criminals were court it was unlikely they would be brought to justice. The Acts of Union showed the Marcher Lords that they were responsible for the behaviour of their citizenship and this meant that the King’s law was enforced thoroughly throughout Wales. The Acts also served as a method of establishing a single unified system of government for England and Wales, the Council of Wales was given its own administrative powers. The Acts of Union also meant that welsh people were able to seek office and become M.P’s in London if they paid and could speak English to a certain level.
Clever enough to trick the constant vigilance of school administration and its complete control; they become capable to threaten DHS and even the government. The police force mobilized by DHS is intended to create terror, horror and fear among the people instead to fulfilling its duties and responsibilities. It unnecessarily abuses, brutalizes, traumatizes and terrorizes common people by threatening, capturing and arresting, and keeping them in
For example, if a woman secretly records an altercation between her and someone harassing her then I feel that it is justified. If a man is stalking her and it is her word against his then she may not have a chance of saving herself, but if she records this altercation then there is proof that this situation actually occurred. This recording may not hold up in court but at least she can prove to people and she can get protection from this person somehow. Surveillance is in place to help people and companies to manage their locations and see if and when people are around them. Surveillance helps store owners determine if their employees or customers are stealing from them, it helps homeowners manage their property and know if their family is in danger, and it helps corporate buildings manage the large number of people who walk in and out of the building.
Also how many great lawyers want to prove defendants innocent? Criminal law chargers can change a person future forever. It can ruin their families’ lives, it can ruin their jobs, ruin friendships, and even how a whole community will look at you. Why I do believe that investigators should do whatever it take to catch a criminal, sometimes they do go too far just because of the press and how people want someone to be caught. Pressure hurts an investigation more than anything.