While many skeptics claim that human behavior can be too unpredictable therefore causing error in math, research has proven beyond any doubt that math successfully can predict human behavior. ... Math can have error in almost anything, but when math accounts for its own error, then the math can be certain to find the correct answer. ... Mathematicians use several variables to understand how well people will like a movie. ... This research project shows again how math can be used to predict and duplicate human behavior. ... Each one of these topics can be used to show how math can predict hum...

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Also to keep the people informed and awareness about how homicide effects the District of Columbia communities, our loved ones and our way of life her in our nations capital. ... Error Beta Sig. ... Error of the Estimate 1 .559a .312 .301 2.68 a. ... Hopefully, by doing case studies such as this one communities will have a better understanding of homicide and what they can do as people living in these communities to stop some of this homicide. ... w, and know how to prevent it from hitting home. ...

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It can then be said that the death penalty is the most overlooked form of government hypocrisy; we would murder people who in return murder people, to show that murder is wrong. ... Losing a loved one, no matter how that person is lost, is unbearable, irrevocable, and shattering. ... "As humans, we are an inevitable force of error. ... However, can we continue to call our government fair if we do not hold it to the same rules we do its people? ... Some people are so bad that they commit crimes of such a calibre that causes people to think that they no longer deserve to live. ...

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It can be said that the death penalty is the most overlooked form of government hypocrisy; we would murder people who murder people to show that murder is wrong. ... Losing a loved one, no matter how that person is lost, is unbearable, irrevocable, and shattering. ... "As humans, we are an inevitable force of error. ... However, can we continue to call our government fair if we do not hold it to the same rules we do its people? ... Some people are so bad that they commit crimes of such a calibre that causes some people to think that they no longer deserve to live. ...

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The danger that innocent people will be executed because of errors in the criminal justice system is getting worse. ... The increasing number of innocent defendants being found on death row is a clear sign that our process for sentencing people to death is fraught with fundamental errors--errors which cannot be remedied once an execution occurs. ... And when people ofstatus? ... We can probably expect to continue hearing many churchgoers of whatever denomination referring to the Old Testament phrase,An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. ... The only solution for the crime is to find ways ...

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I concur that capital punishment is irreversible, however the possibility of committing an error in capital punishment is amazingly low. ... In 1996, California burned through ninety million dollars on capital cases, yet just figured out how to gas two detainees (Kaplan 24). ... Crooks can get abbreviated sentences for good conduct the length of his/her sentence takes into account parole. ... Capital punishment can be utilized as discipline for the sole purpose of keeping up the group whose establishment has been abused. ... "Reasons that supporters and opponents give for their views, and...

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How do capital punishment supporters respond to these arguments? Phelps notes, "People these days want revenge..." ... He also responds to Radelet, "All human activities...cause innocent people to suffer wrongful death, but we don't give them up". ... How can murder not be immoral? ... So how can the constitution be brought into this argument, since the articles make no mention of capital punishment? ...

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This argument follows a simple cause and effect balance. ... How can we promote the most safety and save the most lives? It is the Death penalty that can accomplish this. ... Can we really keep all other people in the prison safe from him? ... We need clear and concise legal procedures for cases like these no matter how few and far between they might be. ...

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Those who oppose capital punishment ask how far the argument of economy can be carried. ... You may choose to pardon crimes committed against yourself, but you can never pardon crimes committed against someone else. ... But I say to you that whoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgment. ... I am sure you can think of many other mass killings of people. ... They argue that we cannot treat people as mere instruments to our survival. ...

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The survey sample for the BCS is 40,000 people aged 16 years and over, having initially been 15,000 people in the same age range. ... As Sellitz et al (1976) say " questionnaires can be sent through the post, where as interviewers cannot". ... The conditions under which the survey is completed may also offer cause for concern. ... The focus of these surveys was to uncover areas of criminal behaviour missed by the BCS, and to show how crime is unequally dispersed among the population. ... The fear of crime for the most vulnerable in society can mean a dramatic loss of quality of life. ...

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Putting people to death who have committed certain heinous acts of crime is a practice of ancient standing, but, in the United States, in the latter half of the Twentieth Century and into the Twenty-first Century, it has become a very controversial issue. ... Indeed, restoring capital punishment is the will of the people, as, according to Ernest Van Den Haag in "The Death Penalty: Opposing Viewpoints," over 70 percent of the American populous support the death penalty in one form or another. ... Whatever the arguments of those opposed to capital punishment may be, value can never be put on a f...

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White-collar crime; however, can have more of an impact than violent crimes. The victim of a violent crime can recover were as the victim of fraud can have endless impact, that can devastate his/her home, family, and even life. ... Now we will get into how Embezzlement occurs. ... The very people who work within and manage these industries are disabling them. ... The results of poor training and supervision often appear as clerical errors, as miscoded or miscounted items, and as misapplied transactions. ...

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The country reacted with so much horror to the murder that 5,000 people attended Whelan's execution. ... The right to punish someone who has committed a crime cannot be denied but the main question is how far does the right extend and is capital punishment deterrent. ... As long as a prisoner remains alive he or she can hope for rehabilitation. ... Government officials often defend this punishment as not being cruel and unusual, but how can they defend this opinion in the case of John Evans who was executed by electrocution in 1983? ... Unlike imprisonment, the death penalty entails th...

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"A killer who is killed can not kill again, but a killer in jail until he dies also can't kill." ... What the Bible has to say about capital punishment affects peoples view on it. ... It contains an element of forgiveness while still making the offender confess to the misery he has caused others. ... Why do governments kill people to show other people that killing is wrong? ... Another reason to get rid of the death penalty is the possibility of error. ...

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People were stoned to death for a variety of reasons, anything from infidelity to heresy to treason. ... The risks do not stop people from proceeding with their actions. ... Because of Muhammad's twisted nature and lack of respect for human life, he guided Malvo's anger and taught him how to kill. Juveniles are more susceptible to outside influences and this can work in a good or bad way. ... Essayist Hanna Chiou derives that since the damage caused by a juvenile is the same as the damage caused by an adult they should face the same consequences. ...

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