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Articles related to "Death Penalty"
Three Reasons to Oppose the Death Penalty The application of the death penalty in the United States allows for the possibility of innocent people being murdered, often because of race and class bias. death penalty • anti death penalty movement • death penalty innocence factor • racism death penalty • justice system
The International Perspective, Part 1 In this two part series, we will look at the issue of the death penalty from an international perspective, specifically how that perspective relates to the United States’ use and support of capital punishment. death • penalty • death penalty • u.s. • us
The Death Penalty Debate: A Starting Point Type "death penalty" into Google and it returns thousands of sites. Where should one start to find factual information? What slants and biases should one avoid? Here's a place to start. death • penalty • us • capital • punishment
Where The Candidates Stand, Part 2: The Republicans Part 2 of 2. A look at the views and voting records of Republican candidate George Bush and his running mate Dick Cheney. death • penalty • capital • punishment • u.s.
Where The Candidates Stand, Part 1: The Democrats Part 1 of 2. In this series, we will look at the stances of the Democrat and Republican candidates on the issue of capital punishment. death • penalty • us • supreme • court
In-Depth With The DPIC An interview with Robert Deans, Information Specialist for the non-profit Death Penalty Information Center. death • penalty • us • supreme • court
Looking At Capital Punishment: What To Watch For In 2005 2005 is shaping up as a key year for the future of the death penalty and its use in the U.S. death • penalty • death penalty • capital • punishment
The Pendulum Will Swing Back Despite the recent surge of support for the anti-death penalty movement, state governors, legislatures, and a select cast of criminals may pose a serious challenge to such sentiments in the very near future. death • penalty • u.s. • anti • pro
The Death Penalty as Just Punishment Although some believe capital punishment deters future crime, others feel it is biased, wrong, and unjustly sending innocent men and women to their deaths. capital punishment • death penalty • crime • punishment • deterrent
A Downward Trend The number of death sentences and executions in the U.S. has dropped in recent years. Are we witnessing a new trend? death • penalty • capital • punishment • u.s.
No Death Penalty for Child Rapists The United States Supreme Court has ruled that capitol punishment cannot be used in cases of child rape when the victim survives. What does this decision mean? patrick kennedy • us supreme court • justice anthony kennedy • barack obama • child rapists
The International Perspective, Part 2 Part 2 of 2: How other nations and governing bodies attempt to influence the U.S. position on the death penalty and whether or not these pressures have an effect. death • penalty • death penalty • us • supreme
Why The Evolving Standards Of Decency Will Spare Juveniles Following its own method of determining relevance and decency, the U.S. Supreme Court will uphold a state ruling and thus banish the practice of sentencing juveniles to death. death • penalty • simmons • roper • juveniles
Dancing with Death The death penalty, always a hot-button topic of conversation and debate, becomes a virtual boiling pot when the government takes someone's life in the absence of the commission of a murder. One of our sister states has entered the fray by ordering that a man's life be ended, after he brutally raped a young girl. Is the practice of killing without a killing, justice, or a dangerous waltz? death penalty • supreme court • eighth amendment
A Judicial Revolution A look at the recalcitrant Texas courts, particulary when it comes to death penalty cases - an area the state knows well. supreme court • death penalty • eighth amendment • equal protection
Death Penalty Dilemma More moral and legal aspects of the death penalty continue to surface worldwide. For abolition, institution, or some murky middle ground, there is no common view. Why? death penalty • capital punishment • dilemma • capital offenses • murder
Defining Mental Retardation Two years removed from a landmark decision, the legal system has a new battle it must face: how to define mental retardation. death • penalty • mentally • retarded • u.s.
Doctors And Executions: A Complex Question Of Medicine, Ethics, And Law Some doctors are coming under fire for their participation in the administration of lethal injections. Is the practice ethical? Lately, difficult questions are being raised. death • penalty • doctors • ethics • executions
Good Persuasive Essay Topic Ideas Need some ideas for original persuasive essay topics? Here are a list of term paper topics that will stand out because they focus on smaller parts of major issues. college term paper • persuasive essay topic • college essay • topic for a term paper • topics for term papers
History of the Death Penalty The death penalty was customary in Europe over several centuries. This article looks at the instruments used to execute criminals and heretics. the death penalty • capital punishment • amnesty international • decapitation • drawing and quartering
Justice, Texas Style The Supreme Court, busy as always this time of the year, will scrutinize no less that three Texas death penalty cases this term. This article shows you one reason why the Lone Star State is on the High Court's hotseat. death penalty • supreme court • justice
Reports Detail Failings of US Capital Punishment According to reports on homicide rates and race's relationship to capital punishment, questions are raised as to the fairness of executions in the United States. death penalty • capital punishment • execution • problems with the death penalty • problems with capital punishment
The level of punishment must strike a balance. Special guest author Evan Spencer (saves my but again - sorry family emergency) ... With this look at the multiple methods of correctional system punishment. An intriguing and thought provoking read. corrections • punishment • levels • australia • united states
UDP: Action Against Spam Article explaining the Usenet Death Penalty or UDP and spam, or junk email. udp • usenet death penalty • usenet spam • spam • netcom
Understanding The Malvo Sentence The families of the snipers' victims were disappointed and confused when Lee Boyd Malvo was sentenced to life in prison, yet there is sound reasoning behind the sentence. death • penalty • malvo • juvenile • jury
Tales from the West Texas Dust Part II of an interview with Rep. Carl Isett. carl islett • republican representative • lubbock • texas politics • texas legislature
Mr. Death: A Genius in his Own Mind Errol Morris uncovers the human being behind the infamous Fred S. Leuchter, Jr., but is a man of science or an advocate of hate and ignorance? documentary • documentary film • film • movie • errol morris
U.S. Courts Draw Lines on Child Rape The Supreme Court's ruling on capital punishment does little to resolve the debate on child crimes. child rape • supreme court • intent of law • crime severity • punishment
College Paper Topics for Ethics, Philosophy Looking for a paper topic for an ethics or philosophy class? Consider one of these college paper ideas, perfect for analytical or argumentative essays. ethics paper topics • philosophy paper topics • bioethics paper topics • college paper topics • ethical debate topics
Historic ACLU Cases ACLU is still detested by many Americans despite helping to win more than 100 cases involving individual freedoms and rights. aclu • american civil liberties union • suspected terrorists • legal rights and freedoms • racial segregation
Jodi Picoult's Change of Heart A Book Review of "Change of Heart" by Jodi Picoult. The author takes on Christianity, Catholicism, Judaism, Gnosticism, and redemption through a character on death row. jodi picoult • change of heart • change of heart review • book review • green mile
Native Son Richard Wright's best-selling novel has influenced generations of African-American authors. richard wright • native son • black boy • uncle tom's children • realism
Orde Charles Wingate He trained Israel's future leaders, and helped that tiny country on it's path to freedom. orde charles wingate • the friend • hayedid • british india • scottish officer
The Best American Crime Writing 2004 Edition by Otto Penzler and Thomas H. Cook It's 2004's best true crime reporting - all in one softcover book. Fabulous! 2004 • crime • report • author • writing
Who is Socrates? This article touches on who one of the most important philosophical figures of Ancient Greece, who layed out the foundation for Western philosophy as we know it today. socrates • greek philosopher • ancient greece • plato • history
Tired Persuasive Speaking Topics Some persuasive speech topics have been used too often and need a rest. Here are a list of some tired public speaking topics to avoid. persuasive speech topic • tired topic • college student • public speaking class • speech topic
Politics and Religion concerns about the mixing of politics and religion cultural insensitivity • freedom
The Work of Amnesty International An introduction to Amnesty International, a human rights organization, with details on the work of the organization, its history and how people can get involved. amnesty international • human rights organizations • human rights abuses • history of amnesty international • human rights activists
Crime Writer Needed Art Montague is leaving Suite101, but promises to return as a guest writer. All of us -- his readers and his colleagues will miss him and wish him well. crime • gun control • child abusers • property crime • bribery
Elections in Turkey: A Nationalist Landslide After a legislation period full of turbulent changes in government, with several corruption scandals and a final coup such as the arrest of the Kurdish leader Abdullah Ocalan, a landslide could have been expected by the Turkish general elections. The surprise, however, was not so much the good result of prime minister Bulent Ecevit, whose Democratic Left reached 22,3 %, but the strengthening of the extreme right, the National Action Party (MHP) of Devlet Bahceli which reached 18,1 % and became the second party in the Turkish Parliament. The Fundamentalist, instead, have lost consensus as well as the two conservative parties, Motherland and True Path. Bulent Ecevit is now supposed to form a coalition with True Path and the Nationalists. Though considered one of the more hawkish among Turkish politicians, Mr. Ecevit is largely respected. He has firm democratic and secular convictions and should be a guarantee. But if the MHP, whose paramilitary wing is known as the "Grey Wolves", enter cabinet, Turkey might as well be moving into the unknown. 1999 • bulent ecevit • national action party • motherland • true path
TALES..."THE WAR ON TERRORISM" EVENT SPECIAL PART III of a four-part series on how terrorism may affect the fabric and people of Texas. texas culture • texas news • texas politics • "the war on terrorism"
AL PACINO IN 88 MINUTES: REVIEW Al Pacino struggles alongside an equally bumbling cast of talented character actors in Jon Avnet's over bloated concept thriller 88 Minutes 88 minutes • al pacino • jon avnet • gary scott thompson • real time concept thriller
Amnesty Concerns for Moldova Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have both criticised Moldovan authorities for their record on human rights. human rights moldova • political persecution moldova • gay pride march chisinau banned • amnesty report on moldova • torture in moldova
Confirmation of Caylee Anthony's DNA in Trunk Thursday, FBI DNA results confirmed that the decaying hair found in Casey Anthony's car was Caylee's, prompting an offer of a limited immunity deal to the young mother caylee anthony • dna • hair sample • strand • trunk
Devil's Knot: The True Story of the West Memphis Three What do you get when three teenagers are accused of murdering three young boys? Devil's Knot devil • knot • leverit • leveritt • leaverit
Hand in Glove by Ngaio Marsh Ngaio Marsh's detective novel "Hand in Glove" provides the traditional mixture of clues, alibis, and entertaining snobbery. hand in glove • ngaio marsh • roderick alleyn • death in ecstasy • clasic whodunnit
John Wesley Hardin 1 John Wesley Hardin, Texas gunman and killer, could shoot a man to death using either hand, or both, to fire his deadly weapons. john wesley hardin • outlaw • gunman • texas • american civil war
Libya Commutes Death Sentences Six Bulgarian medics are accused of intentionally infecting 438 children with HIV-tainted blood. Libyan families have accepted $1 million but the case is far from over. libya • hiv • blood • children • hospital
Lord Peter Wimsey Dorothy L. Sayers created the complex and dashing detective Lord Peter Wimsey - and according to some critics, fell in love with him. lord peter wimsey • dorothy l. sayers • detective fiction • gaudy night • harriet vane |
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