"It is an affront to the founding principles of America to lock peaceful people into cages just because they consume or sell drugs" (HLPR). ... Criminal activity has a very wide range of unjustifiable behaviors, and one of the most deranged and vulgar crime of them all is rape. Men go into prison due to rape charges, and continue their irrevocable behavior with inmates who they see as weak. ...
It's classified to be the most severe punishment for criminals that have committed the most severe crimes such as murder or rape. ... In 1993, criminals on parole committed 84,800 crimes, this included 13,200 murders, 12,900 rapes and 49,500 robberies.... Criminals are sent to a state or federal prison where they stay locked up but can work in the prison for money and get an education. ...
Capital Punishment All over the world people are committing crimes. Some as small as petty theft, others kidnapping, raping and even murdering. Around the world, different countries have different rules regarding the punishment given to people who break the rules. In ancient Europe, there wher...
If you lock someone in a cell and take away their television privileges (like a naughty twelve year old) you are still putting prison guards and other inmates at risk. ... On December 7, 1984, Benny Lee Chafton kidnapped, raped and murdered a nine year old girl. ...
Let's say there is a trial and a person is found guilty of committing a crime such as rape. ... Another student at the Inter-American University stated: "I believe that locking up a criminal between 4 walls and have him contemplating how he ended up in jail and either feel remorse for his crime or anger because of the outcome for a lifetime until death is a far greater punishment rather than 5 seconds of pain and then lights out and feel nothing at all." ...
Types of Repeat Offenders Different types of repeat offenses include Driving while under the influence selling and trafficking drugs, murder, and rape. ... Selling drugs is addictive also because when drug dealers get out of jail they cannot find a job so they return to the streets and to the same job they had before they were locked up. ...
The same argument goes for arsonists - should they be burned and should rapists be raped? ... We also discussed that capital punishment can not be supported by deterrence as most murders are committed when someone is panicking or emotional, and also that re-offenders of murders can be locked away in prison, but murderers rarely re-offend. ...
