Judge Haselton made a sound decision in leaving Kinkel’s sentence the same. The document describes the defender and respondent of the case as well as their affiliates with them on their briefs. It also describes the crimes that the defendant was convicted of. Kinkel, a freshman at Thurston High School, was arrested on May 20th for possession of a handgun. After being released later that day, Kinkel returned home and shot his father in the head.
It applies to persons who commit criminal acts but cannot be found criminally responsible because they were mentally impaired when the offense took place. Automatism could be the result of a range of conditions including hypnotism, sleepwalking, having a brain tumor or epilepsy. Non-insane automatism means a mental disease did not cause the automatism, rather it was caused by some other temporary factor. In this case, accused can be set free upon acquittal. Insane automatism falls under the defense of “mental disorder” and even if accused is acquitted, he or she may not be released into society.
Although section 5K and 5L offer immunity to the defendant against any liability when a person engages in a classified dangerous act. In the present case however, it was established that Mr. Mourlas was injured due to negligence on Mr. Fallas part and he was responsible for the necessary damages. Also, a person should not participate in dangerous recreational activity even if they have consumed very little alcohol just to prioritize safety for everyone involved. The defendant was negligent in taking loaded gun inside the car because it was not only a danger to himself but to the passenger and other shooters
• It creates two new schemes for dealing with youth crime: child safety orders, which apply to children under the age of 10, and parenting orders, which are made against the parents of a child who has been given an anti-social behaviour order. • Creates sex offender orders, which bar offenders from activities and areas frequented by children. • Abolishes the death penalty for treason or piracy. • Introduces separate offences for crimes that were aggravated by the victim's race or presumed race. • Obliges local authorities, the police and other local bodies to draw up a crime and disorder strategy covering their area.
“On Jan. 15, 1974, Joseph Otero Jr., 38, his wife Julie, 34, and two children were found murdered in their home. Three other family members -- Charles, 15; Danny, 15; and Carmen, 13; were not home during the killing spree.”(Kari & Associates 2006). After this, Dennis Rader killed Kathryn Bright, hiding in her bedroom until she arrived home. “She was accompanied by her 19 year old brother Kevin. They were both taken by surprise when a man came out of the room with a gun.” It was a little bit of a struggle for Dennis Rader, but he eventually killed Kathryn Bright, and he left Kevin Bright with permanent damage.
Hannah Howarth English assessment task Monster by Walter Dean Myers In his recent masterpiece “Monster” Walter Dean Myers brilliantly presents the story of young 16 year old Steve Harmon to uphold and raise his concerns about the mind puzzling Justice System in America and its confusing handling of minors. Walter skilfully questions the barbaric enforcement of the harsh felony murder laws and the courts sentencing of minors as adults in adult incarceration. He uses a variety of techniques to make his audience stop and think whether the American Justice system is doing right or wrong. Steve Harmon is on trial with James King for felony murder from a group robbery in Mr Nesbitts drugstore, Although Steve is not fully responsible
The next day he offered a 13 year old boy 50 dollars for him to pose in a photo shut, but he drugged and then rapped the little kid. He was accused by the boy’s parents and was found guilty. He spent 10 years in jail before being released. After completing his sentence in jail he murdered twelve other people until July 1991. His tactic was always similar, inviting his victims to watch pornography or take some pictures at his home.
The outcome of being unaware of your actions and actions of others to no memory of what happen when during your intoxication of being powerless leads to “RAPE”. Guys are not always to blame for rape just because they are manly does not mean they force you. It could have been the female victim that led the case to unsafe
Violent Adolescents Annette Fuentes writes an interesting article called Crackdown on Kids. Fuentes wrote this article for the June 15/22 issue of The Nation. This article is about how we have neglected to see the real problem at hand with juvenile delinquents and how quick we as a society are to just throw them in detention facilities rather than solve the problems in a more effective manner. Fuentes wrote this article in response to the shooting sprees at a school in Jonesboro, Arkansas. On March 24, 1998, three boys, ages 11, 13, and 15, unloaded a slew of mini arsenals and were responsible for the deaths of four students and a teacher.
He then remembered his dad had one locked away in his room, he took it then join up with a gang. 2-3 months later I got news that he was involved in a gang related shooting and died. Incidents like this one show why we need to gun control so that we prevent things like this happening. *In conclusion, going against gun control is not right. But by changing *your* thought to be for gun control you are making the right choice and by making the right choice *you will make* great*er outcomes for the safety of others in our