We need to move the prison. ... Many people understand that prisons are necessary, but much like sewage plants they would rather keep them out of sight regardless of their importance or the fellow people inside them. ... Some would argue that the prison should be kept away from (people). ... The prison needs to be moved, and it needs to be moved near metropolis areas. ... Given these points, Utah should, or perhaps even needs, to move the prison....

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Leo moves to Atlanta because Lucille, his wife, has an uncle who will provide Leo with a very good job managing a factory. ... Leo could not have been any more opposite than the people of Atlanta if he had tried and the people of Atlanta hated what was different therefore giving them the "just" evidence that Leo Frank was the killer. ... The governor then changed to death sentence to a life sentence and moved Leo from his original holding cell to another location unbeknown to the peoples of Atlanta. This infuriated the people of Atlanta who demanded that he be put to death. The people of A...

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On that day the FBI made its move on Jacobson. ... Since the first arrest in 1989 there have been 51 other people indicted in the scam. ... Millions of people have been defrauded in this incident due to corporate negligence. ... He has cost many people their jobs and if things don"t change Simon Marketing could go under. ... Simon Marketing should have had somebody to watch the people handling these game pieces. ...

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Many cities and communities see the increase in dollars spent and want to cash in by allowing casinos to move into their town. ... The job is going to someone who moved to Las Vegas. ... Indeed, whenever casinos move into an area so do criminals. ... The gamblers start stealing from people that they know at first, then from others. ... They get people drunk, and when they run out of money, they leave. ...

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Henry moved up the ranks, and eventually got pinched for a lot of things. ... Henry decided to rat out all of the other people that he was partners with. ... He tries to be a little bit hush hush about it so the people above him don't know that he is doing it. ... I feel that this is the case here, when a helicopter starts following him around, watching every move that he makes. ... After the Lufthansa heist, people started dropping like flies. ...

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In the 1920s and 30s the Great Depression made it hard for people to keep their property. ... Soon his family became unable to afford the farm and had to move to the poorest area in West Dallas. ... The family later moved to West Dallas to live with her grandparents. ... He has kidnapped 5 people and never killed any of them. ... The funeral attracted thousands of people. ...

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Although, some people who kills do not preferably do it. ... Mostly, the murderers were some psychotic people. ... He moves away, finds a low-level job and starts to lure men in his apartment to kill them and as if this was not enough, he would have sex with their corpses and cannibalizes them. ... I've read that we should just give second chances to people and that capital punishment is not helping in making the world a better place. ... We shouldn't kill other people and be deceived to avoid getting the same punishment for hurting someone either on purpose or against your will. ...

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Most of the moves by the gang were issued straight from Hoover's jail. ... They regularly reported to him moves being made by rival gangs and kept tabs on their supplier, the Columbian Cartel. ... In the 80's, to try to take control of the Illinois prison system from the Gangster Disciples the "People" alliance was formed. ... Some of the larger gangs that the "People" alliance include are the Latin Kings and the Vice Lords. ... The bloody battles fought by these gangs have left some sections of Chicago in to what some people say resemble a "war-torn Beruit." ...

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The main point of this article is that there is so much focus on terrorism these days, people aren't aware that the amount of gang-related violence in America is rising. ... This trend is cybercafes which are places that young people go and pay a fee to use computers to play video games, write and receive email, and search the web. ... The reason for this rise is simple, families have left Los Angeles and moved east, but have taken the gang related culture with them. ... Families move, their children keep their ties to the gangs they were a part of in the bigger cities, and therefore c...

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As we move on to low level job, as they didn't study well definitely they cannot get a good and respectful job without diploma or degree, they will get job of labor, cobbler, house-keeping jobs. ... Then unplanned family and short minded people are similar to each other, as short minded people think that so stay stress free they indulge in a physical relationship with his wife, so then some time one more baby come. ... There are some people who commit a crime because they are helpless, so they commit small type of crime to go in prison for food. ... Once poor people get good education t...

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In most cases, it can hinder the person's chance of going to college, getting a job, the freedom to even move around without being humiliated or looked up differently by his or her fellow peers. ... Let's take for instance when people are caught for stealing, they are interviewed on the TV and almost everyone one who tunes on that channel gets the chance to what happen. ... A deviance crime is a crime that people view as very wrong and it is usually life threatening. ... And most of the times these people are sentenced to life imprisonment. ... This is one way that I find convenient ...

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Families were forced to move out due to unpaid mortages or taxes. ... Many people who are searching for hew homes look over Englewood because of those circumstances. If those banks were to tear down those houses and create section 8 homes, More people will be willing to live there and maybe the neighborhood would start being maintained properly and attract more people to live there. ... It could increase employment rates by people working to keep their homes and decrease crime. ... So some people may not live in a bad neighborhood but we are represented as a whole. ...

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Many people attempt to blame the socioeconomic gap between "mainstream" and "ghetto" societies on laziness and poor morals. ... Philippe Bourgois moved to an apartment in an area in East Harlem known as El Barrio in 1985 to research the cultural apartheid that is present in the United States. ... The majority of the people living in El Barrio are Puerto Rican; therefore we witness many instances of discrimination throughout In Search of Respect. ... Primo, Caesar, Ray, and other characters admitted being present for numerous rapes of women, in which multiple people participated. ... These ...

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Their family members may pass away, other family members and friends may move on, and technology will become more advanced. ... "We can make our lives sublime, and, departing, leave behind us footprints on the sand of time". (145, lines 26-28) The speaker uses a metaphor here by comparing footprints in the sand to the impression that people leave on life. ...

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An earlier move to eliminate the death penalty has now been reversed and more and more states are resorting to capital punishment for serious offenses such as murder. ... His or her intent must be present and people who have mental problems aren't given the death penalty. ... I think that people who kill deserves to die and not take up space in jail. ... I think those murderers live in prison off of other people's hard earned money. ... We live in a day and age where killing happens everyday, and many people get away with it. ...

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On April 26, 1901 they slipped the noose around his neck but before they hung him he said his final words; "I'll be in hell before you start breakfast boys, let her rip"(Thomas Ketchum) He was hung, and his hanging turned out to be a big town event people even made little dolls of Black Jack hanging on a stick, some even brought a picnic for their families. ... Thomas was buried at Clayton's Boot Hill but was moved to a different cemetery in the 30's. It's also rumored that the ghost of Black Jack Ketchum walks the grounds of one of his hideouts now called Black Jack Cany...

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Many people think that if they commit murder, they will just get life in prison. 1. 49% of defendants convicted of capital offenses had a jury return the death penalty (United 34). 2. ... This group was known to murder people in the name of religion. ... (transition: now that you have that picture in mind, let's move on to cost) II. ... Many people believe that the only justice there is for the crime of murder is to execute the murderer. ... Concluding Remarks: As for murder, many people think that the death of the murderer is the proper form of just...

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He moved here with his wife and two children to "escape punishment". ... The house was large enough to accommodate over fourteen people. ... In addition, the people of Pakistan have a very strong conscience. People leave their homes and businesses unlocked while away. ... Some people are buried on level ground with a concrete slab constructed around them, some are six feet down. ...

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This makes the people feel safer, knowing that they are off the streets and that SO many of the crimes are being eliminated. But, everyday 14 people are murdered, 48 are raped, 578 are robbed by criminals who have been caught, convicted, and released from jail or prison. ... Many people believe it is because of there severe discipline. ... Only people with high blood pressure, heart problems, and pregnant women are grounds for POSSIBLE dismissal of canning. ... Their arms and feet are strapped into leather shackles so they cannot move. ...

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"The priests in council moved to arrest Jesus," (Grosenore 302). ... "This time the Jews accused Jesus of treason against Rome - by telling people not to pay taxes to Caesar and claiming to be King of the Jews," (Doney 15). ... When Pilate tried to find a way to release Jesus people questioned his loyalty to Rome (Clarke 72). ... Jewish people believed that being crucified was the ultimate disgrace (Doney 17). ...

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It is appalling to think these people have a virtual life of leisure while in prison. ... Money that could be better spent elsewhere is wasted on people that have been given due process and now must answer for their crimes against society. Limits on appeals The federal Constitution allows people who are in custody to challenge the legality of their confinement by seeking a writ of habeas corpus. ... In a move to reduce the delays in the carrying out of death row sentences. ...

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Some people still see California as a state for the laid-back, people who sat in movies or television, surf, tan, and otherwise live a life of pleasure. ... (Westerman 2) The problem is not the judges' discretion, but the prosecutors' zeal in putting people in jail. ... "For Ernest Pizarro and his family, the move from one apartment to another within the same complex might not have seemed like a big deal. But because the convicted rapist didn't alert authorities of the move two years ago, he'll soon have a new address in prison, where he's been sentenced to 25 year...

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Most young people do not understand the court system they obviously don't even know right from wrong. ... Many people including myself feel that capital punishment should not be a punishment for juvenile offenders who commit murder. ... They should be given the chance to redeem themselves and to turn around their life, and with the right support they can learn from their experience and move on to be a productive part of society. ...

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Between 1993 and 2001 the average number of people in prison rose from 45,633 to 66,300, an increase of over 45%. ... It is much less common for people to be sent to prison than previously however it does still happen. ...

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The policeman asked him to move the car on several occasions but Fagan refused. ... The stuff were informed not to sell lottery tickets minors- people are under 16 years of age- and to ask for proof of ages if ever in doubt. ...

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