| |The most important facts are that the husband has a mental illness from his service in the United States Military. The husband was | |captured while performing his duties and was locked in a black coffin like box for about six weeks. This has caused the husband to | |not act his age and any triggers could only make him go back further in age when it comes to his behaviors. Locking up a person | |with this disorder for long periods of time can cause even more damage than serve as a punishment. The husband needs to have | |another form of punishment; however the investigation report may reveal the truth in the case.
Bud Fox is tried as an adult and sentenced to 61.5 years consecutively in prison including 15 from when he was charged as a juvenile for nonviolent crimes. I feel this sentencing is extremely harsh due to the fact that he is still a minor and his 8th amendment is being violated. Bud Fox was not given a fair trial in my opinion. The judge in this case has let the victims that were impacted by Fox’s fraudulent investment operation play an emotional factor in his sentencing decision. I believe that the victims should be held responsible for making the decision to invest into Fox’s operation.
The idea of European superiority and dominance drove the social structure of the "new world", (consisting mainly of North and Latin Americas and the Caribbean). Because of this dominant racial ideology, the native peoples of both regions were often subjects of discrimination and oppression. The extent of their mistreatment differed, as in North America they were simply pushed aside or confined to a certain area to live, while in the Caribbean and Latin America they were forced into servitude and labor. The dominant racial ideology of Europeans also fueled the slave trade that was prominent in the time period of 1500-1830, which involved shipping African slaves to the the Americas to increase the productivity of the colonies. In both areas, slaves were basically property, bought, sold, and traded to do specific and often labor intensive tasks.
Sadly it is here where things went wrong, and the ugly side of human nature reared its face. The residents of the colonies came to the realization that these Africans were a “great” source of cheap labor, thus constituting the institution of slavery. With this by the end of the seventeenth century, the colonies began to establish laws that stated these people that were originally indentured servants were to be slaves for life as well as their children. And this is how slavery got its start in what was to become the “great” country, The United States of America. Not too
Years of frustration is what caused the eventual succession. Since the American Revolution, the topic of slavery was present in the minds of important men in both northern and southern states. The institution of slavery was allowed to continue in the United States, but it was when the Union started to expand that much of the frustration began. The government had passed regulations banning the spread of slavery into these new territories, and many southern states were outraged to the point where South Carolina threatened to succeed from the Union in 1821. Southern states believed that their way of life was being infringed, meaning that slavery was an important institution for their mainly agricultural based economy.
Since the downfall of colonialism in the mid-twentieth century racial repression has taken a different forms to continue repressive social constructs. The movement from institutional racism to social racism helped create a stronger sense of nationalism within western nations. The movement from internal racism to solely external racism has been under construction since the start of post colonialism. The transition to this new stage of inequality is a process that has been underway since the policy adaption of the civil rights movement. This change is slow to occur due to many factors but most importantly its delay is because of lingering restrictive norms, which still plague minority groups to this day.
Breadwinners are lost, families destroyed, more kids grow up without fathers or mothers, welfare costs increase, the entire sex ratio is thrown out of balance and prisoners face grim prospects when released. The hyper-incarceration statistics for African-American males are much worse. We incarcerate one in nine African-Americans between the ages of 20 and 34. In 2003, it was calculated that "At current levels of incarceration newborn black males in this country have a greater than a 1 in 4 chance of going to prison during their lifetimes, while Hispanic males have a 1 in 6 chance, and white males have a 1 in 23 chance of serving time." By 2007, just four years later, the U.S. Department of Justice
The American Revolution was perhaps one of the most profound moments in United States history because of its consequences that followed. The wars that happened during the revolt of American colonists against Europe were brutal, bloody battles. These battles were not only costly with resources, but also costly through lives. The constant fighting that happened between colonial America and Europe was enough to make life incredibly hard during those times. Before the American Revolution, life was simple and in fact very boring because of the way England was treating them; governing them even though they were not in England.
The judge fell right into his trap in which lead Dahmer to be on probation for five years, serve a sentence for a year in the House of Correction and Dahmer would still be able to work during the day and return to jail at night. I would have to consider Jeff Dahmer has a brilliant yet wicked psychopath. Dahmer eventually got his ways but what the judge didn’t realized is that Dahmer would continue to hunt and kill even after Dahmer’s father wrote the judge a letter pleading him not to release his son until he received proper psychiatric
Jayne was horrified and rightly so. After these careless disgusting acts were reported, Jonathon was jailed for eighteen months. It took five whole months for his employer to sack him which in anyone’s eyes is ludicrous. It also took months for the other carers involved to be dismissed as the CQC didn’t see their wrong doings as gross misconduct. This is another case of the failings of a care home and CQC which is happening one to many times.