Procedure In Cruel: A Case Study

David Figueroa Eng. 101A Professor Stern 4/20/15 Final draft In conclusion, in discussions of torture, one controversial issue has been on the use of it. On one hand, the people against torture argue that it is cruel and unusual punishment. On the other hand, those for torture argue that it should be used for the greater good. Others even maintain that under extreme circumstances, it may be admissible if it can save American lives. My own view is that no one should be subjected to cruel punishment because it is not only illegal, unreliable, ineffective, time consuming, it also has too many flaws that could potentially ruin innocent lives. The definition of torture is any act, whether physical or emotional, or maybe both, is intentionally subjected to a specific individual or a group for many reasons. Most of these reasons that torture is administered is for extracting information from an individual or just for punishing him/her for a crime that he/she has committed or is suspected of committing. The use of torture can be used to intimidate a person to give information that may be beneficial for a nation. The use of torture has been used for many centuries. The purposes of using torture have changed over the years as well as the methods in which a person is tortured. One crucial piece that has been established that separates us human beings from barbarians is the prohibition of using torture. There are many reasons why torture has been deemed a crime now in society. There are

In the United states, history is very important to us, thus accuracy is very important to find the accuracy of a statement, someone could prove or disprove it. NightJohn is a story about slaves on a plantation set in around the 1850’s where slavery was in its prime in America, it tells the story of a small slave girl named Sarny and a slave named John who knows how to read. The obstacles and events in NightJohn are directly authenticated by other documents correlated with the subject of slavery in the fields of; unnatural and unusual punishments, harsh restrictions, and the desire to learn.

The question of unusual and cruel punishment is one that is undeniably at the forefront of the debate relating to the death penalty and whether or not, as well as how, it should be administered. Unusual and cruel punishment is prohibited under U.S, Const. Amend. VIII. As such, in the administration of the death penalty, there must be no element of cruelty or unusual punishment.

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My case is about a junior in high school and he calls a trial for cruel and unusual punishment. James Ingraham was a 8th grader at the time he was beat by the school principal with a paddle. He was paddled without any hearing that he was being punished and was hit 20 times and needed medical attention afterwards. During his beating, he was held down by the assistant principal, Lemmie Deliford, and by an aid, Solomon Barnes. This situation was relatable to another student named, Roosevelt Andrews, who was also paddled without any warning that he was being punished. They are fighting in court that it was cruel and unusual punishment and students should get a warning before getting punished. The students are fighting against the school for cruel

Discrimination. Torture. Cruel Punishment. Unequal pay. These atrocities are what make so many Americans’ hearts tremble at the pain of others. It is what makes so many families around the country suffer from physical and mental damage. The human rights of United States citizens are inadequately supported in our country because of the attributes that contribute to the irresponsible and inhumane government that we as Americans have.

Cruel and Unusual Punishment, according to merriam-webster.com, is a punishment that is very harsh and too severe for the crime. The Eighth Amendment prohibits the federal government from imposing or inflicting cruel and unusual punishment, stating that "Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishment inflicted." This meaning, the punishment should not be too severe. There are nineteen states without the death penalty, while thirty-one that still have it including California, Florida, and Texas. There have been cases, in these states, in which the criminal sentenced death suffered once administered the most common protocol to date used on death row which was lethal injection. One man, Charles

Giant seminophages – The cells presented a large size, having a spherical nucleus either central or eccentric and an oversized large foamy and vacuolated cytoplasm with a well-defined cell border. The cells showed four main features, as follows: 1 – round cells with no ingested sperm (Fig. 22); 2 – elongated cells with no ingested sperm (Fig. 23); 3 - cells with ingested sperm (Fig. 24); 4 - cells with undefined debris (Fig. 25). A few semen smears conjointly given multinucleated giant cells (Fig. 26).

Nonetheless, despite the opposing arguments mentioned earlier, they still fail to understand that life sentences for juvenile murderers are still a “cruel and unusual punishment”, as stated in the U.S. Constitution. As for the phrase, “once a criminal, always a criminal”, and whether it holds true or not for juvenile criminals, it is obvious that, in reality, it only holds true because of the living conditions for them. Perhaps the main reason for the probation violation Jose committed after being released from juvenile hall, as mentioned in “FrontLine's” article about him, was because he was held for such a long period of time, specifically for “...208 days in juvenile hall”, as mentioned in the article. Fundamentally, jail becomes a home

Following reports by Feinstein truly revealed the work that was going on in Afghanistan and other government ran facilities. The Central Intelligence Agency’s means of obtaining accurate information through “enhanced interrogation” seemed to have little effect on the terrorists. Prisoner’s being tortured seemed to rebel even further and refrain from giving intelligence. As the events of September 11 indicate, terrorist’s organizations often compartmentalize a plan so that any one person knows only what is necessary for him to know in case of capture (Impact on America After 9/11). Professor van der Vyver writes, “Terrorists are not in the habit of revealing their evil intent and plan of action before the event… not even widely within their

The death penalty has been has been questioned about whether it is a reasonable sentence based on our 8th Amendment Right which protects us from cruel and unusual punishment. In the 1976, Gregg v. Georgia case the U. S. Supreme Court has chose to uphold the death penalty. The only way an offender can be sentenced to the death penalty is if they have intentionally taken the life of the victim. A large number of Americans are afraid of putting an innocent individual to death for a crime they did not commit. Offender’s that are found to be guilty and sentenced to the death penalty sit on death row with more the adequate time to file appeals to their sentences. The average offender spends at least a decade on death row. A Direct Appeal begins with the state’s highest court when anyone is sentenced to the death penalty where offenders are given the opportunity to have the death sentenced overturned. In some states, it is required however, in other states it is the offender’s decision. After the completion of this appeal, it is the offender’s decision to attempt another appeal in a higher court, in attempt to get the sentence of death overturned. If the offender does not get the sentence overturned, the offender will remain sentenced to death most likely by lethal injection; lethal injection is a less painful more humane way to execute the offender. Some states allow

Amazon’s Brutal and Cruel Condition Submitted to: - Dr. Adam riggio Submitted by: - Michael Wadhwa September 23, 2017 • Summary This report by Michael Wadhwa entitled “Amazon’s Brutal and Cruel Condition” provides an overview of some of the bad conditions of the workers inside the Amazon. Michael Explain the Basics of How the workers face difficulties regarding to their work inside the Amazon as well as how they struggle with hard behavior from the management. Michael then focus on in which way company should organize their way of work to understand the worker’s social and personal things. So, they can work without any pressure.

Patient has one or more painful genital ulcers. The combination of a painful ulcer with tender adenopathy is suggestive of chancroid; the presence of suppurative adenopathy is almost pathognomonic.

An infection a male can get is Cryptorchidism. Cryptorchidism is a condition when one or both of the male’s testes fail to descend from the abdomen into the scrotum. If this condition is not corrected before puberty, it can lead to sterility and increase your risk of testicular cancer. Symptoms of Cryptorchidism are both of the testes will appear small and flat. If only one of the testes is diseased the scrotum may look lopsided. In a baby either both or one of the testes will appear to be missing or cannot be felt in the scrotum. Cryptorchidism can increase the risk of infertility. The cause of Cryptorchidism is still unknown, but experts think abnormal anatomy, hormonal problems, environmental influences may interfere with the development.

The seigneurial System was a part of land owned by a seigneur along the St. Lawrence River which was divided into thin strips and each strip had it’s own section of water. If a mother had more than one child and she dies the land would have to be subdivided into thinner strips which would mean you would have less land, it would get every generation. There would be a huge strip in the middle which is where the seigneur’s live, in this strip is also where the mill and church was. When there was no more room by the water the seigneur started building houses behind the first row. Most homes in the 1600s had a stone foundation with square cut timbers for the walls, the space between the timber was filled with a substance called mortar which was a cement like mixture used to hold bricks, stones, or timber together.