Lott is clearly in favor of the right to carry concealed weapons and through his extensive findings and research he believes he is able to prove that weapons in the hands of the average citizen are the most effective method for reducing violent crime. ... It is suggested that the most economical method for reducing crime is for citizens to carry "nondiscretionary concealed handguns" (p.159). ... Lott's findings are very convincing because he utilizes a variety of methods of explanation supporting his hypothesis. ... Lott's initially wrote this book to be used as a teaching tool for...

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Also, now many people live with constant fear of getting robed, or even killed while walking on the street, but the question here, that you might ask, is what method and actions should the government take to decrease crime? ... That means incarceration is not a reasonable method to punish murderers, because it does not return the pain that they have caused to their victims. However the death penalty is the only method that guarantees that the murderer will receive its proper punishment. ... Many Christians should support the death penalty as a way to punish criminals because it says so in thei...

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He was very passionate about his teaching and methods and was very committed to his students. ... He began to fire teachers who did not meet his demands or whose teaching style he did not agree with. ...

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The first of the nine key themes of Catholic Social Teaching states that the value of human life contains great worth, dignity and should be treated with respect. ... Embracing the concept that human life is a gift from God, Christian teaching takes a strong pro-life standpoint. ... Although many scientific methods have been advanced, such as DNA testing and forensic studies, witnesses are still regarded highly although their memories may have been traumatically distorted, or they may just be plainly lying. ...

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In children's church, one is taught that Jesus died for our sins. There is actually a lot more to it than that. Jesus was accused of committing blasphemy, which means a crime against God (Doney 15). He was also accused of treason against Rome (Doney 15). These are both reasons for his arrest but the...

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New Hampshire is the 27th state in 20 years to have its top court junk this traditional method of school finance, only ten months after neighboring Vermont became the 19th. ... It is based on four basic principles: stronger accountability for results, increased flexibility and local control, expanded options for parents, and an emphasis on teaching methods that have been proven to work. ...

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The reform death penalty begin in 1750 in Europe which lead to many methods of execution like hanging, electrocution, gas chamber, firing squad, and lethal injection. ... If the death penalty is suppose to be teaching them a lesson why do they commit suicide their self. ...

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