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Read this week’s Electronic Reserve Readings. 09-17-12 Participation Participate in class discussion. 09-17-12 3 Nongraded Activities and Preparation Complete the following ‘Learning Modules’ in CJi Interactive found in Ch. 8: The Courts: History, Structure, and Key Players and Ch. 9: Pre-Trial Activities and the Criminal Trial, located on the student website in preparation for your assignment: • Courtroom Roles • The Prosecution and Defense • The Trial Judge • The Grand Jury • The Bail System • The Pros and Cons of Plea Bargaining • Steps in the Trial Process • Rights at Trial • Jury Deliberation View and complete the following ‘Myths and Issues Videos’ in CJi Interactive found in Ch.
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“At the moment, there is a myth in circulation, a fable that goes something like this: Radical terrorists will take advantage of our fussy legality, so we may have to suspend it to beat them. Radical terrorists mock our namby-pamby prisons, so we must make them tougher. Radical terrorists are nasty, so to defeat them we have to be nastier.” (Applebaum). This is the story being used for validating of torture. There is no proof that this story has any truth.
Dillard’s can’t afford any negative publicity regarding such issues. Dillard’s has to be aware of the potential devastation of laws suite involving discrimination of any type. There should be a training program set up for employees in order to educate and avoid potential litigation. Foreign trade can be a very risky business. Among all the risks involved with international trade, the political ones are more difficult to measure.
This is very detailed and horrific because he is saying he won’t be able to stop his soldiers from raping the women in the city. Henry’s choice of words in this speech show us that not only can Henry influence people into fighting but he can create the illusion that disturbing things will happen if you don’t do what I say. This actually isn’t the best type of leadership because he his leading with fear. It is an effective form of leadership but it is one that doesn’t always work
The Real Effects of Torture “If we are unwilling to torture, we should be willing to wage modern war.”(Harris). This quote is from the article “In Defense of Torture” where author Sam Harris makes a stance stating that torture should be legal. Throughout this article Harris makes comparisons between the lives of innocent people and the lives of terrorists and other war criminals. His main point of argument is that dropping a bomb on a foreign country creates collateral damage killing some innocent people along the way, and that collateral damage is more detrimental to a foreign country than torturing people for information. Harris provides a good point of argument with these examples, however, this argument is flawed.
An accomplice should be given a sentence but the mastermind who lead the crime should be punished more and should in turn suffer more for the crime they committed. It is important that the guilty person is aware of them being worse off that before in order for the punishment to be effective. This is called experimental harm. Everybody has different triggers and how they do things. And thus the crime due to provocation is not always justified.
Justification for “The Case for Torture” Torture is unacceptable in every society and most will agree, but is it inexcusable? Depending on how you look at it, there may be situations in which it could possibly be a necessary evil. With the amount of lives lost on a daily basis due to the crimes of passion, of religion, and in today’s world, those of war. Could some of these lives have been saved if the information had been extracted in time? Maybe.