In drama, people are often guilty by association just from knowing someone you would rather not know or being someplace at the wrong time. During The Crucible, many distraught occurrences happen when characters form relationships that perhaps make each other, "guilty by association." John Proctor and Elizabeth Proctor often reflect back to be culpable from two different people who have quaint feelings about what is being said.
So far, John Proctor finds himself to be a Christian who has his blessings and devotion of God. People of the town such as, Ezekiel Cheever, seem to think otherwise. At first, John's wife was questioned on her thoughts or doings of witchery. However, John is asked whether or not he knows his Ten Commandments from Reverend Hale. He defiantly forgets one; adultery. This statement meant John Proctor had better count his blessings or else it could be held against him in the court, if convicted . This proves John Proctor was guilty from others because people often underestimated his ability for not going to church on a regular basis. As John Proctor told the court his wife would never lie, unfortunately, she did for the purpose to protect him. Elizabeth is asked why she terminated Abigail Williams as a worker, but for once lies to defend her husband. With this said, John becomes more suspicious when he says to the court talking to Abigail, "you are pulling heaven down and raising up a whore." Supposedly, this is said to be "unchristian" like. This statement proves that John Proctor was guilty by association because when court officials hear a "Christian" man talk like this; it's said to be defiant. With John Proctor requiring Mary Warren to testify that the girls were falsifying about witchcraft, it hurt him more in the long run. Mary Warren becomes convicted of witchcraft from Abigail to protect John, but it backfires. When Mary Warren states John bewitched her. Mary Warren inculpates John to protect herself.
This famous man seemed clearly guilty. ... To become a lawyer in the U.S. you must have graduated from an American Bar Association (ABA) certified college. ... "In today's society 95 percent of people charged guilty end up guilty. ... Defending the guilty is not just another ordinary job. ... What defines "Guilty"? ...
While piracy is illegal, the RIAA's actions against it are absurd and more beneficial to the association than it is to artists or listeners. ... Even though the purpose of the association is to protect the artist, their actions prove to be very selfish. ... The Recording Industry Association of America falls into a gray area. ... The RIAA has continuously sued companies and individuals they see guilty of piracy. ... Many of its victims are forced to pay the association thousand-dollar settlements to avoid court, which could be even more expensive. ...
The two women also established "The National Woman Suffrage Association". The association was basically put up to build support for woman suffrage. ... She was found guilty and fined. ... Another organization was the National American Woman Suffrage Association. ... The association also reached out to the new generation of colleg-educated women. ...
When ethical and legal principles are violated, there is a wide variety of charges, or punishments, depending on the crime, and if the person was found guilty of that crime. ... I believe that the individuals that were committing the crimes, if found guilty should be the punished. ... In this case, if a few members of the SLOC were found guilty, and the IOC tried to punish and fine the entire state of Utah, it would be wrong. ... If the SLOC is found guilty of extreme bribery, then I feel that they should have to pay back the state of Utah, and the International Olympic Committee the sum of ...
This famous man seemed clearly guilty. ... To become a lawyer in the U.S. you must have graduated from an American Bar Association (ABA) certified college. ... "In today's society 95 percent of people charged guilty end up guilty. ... Defending the guilty is not just another ordinary job. ... What defines "Guilty"? ...
This famous man seemed clearly guilty. ... To become a lawyer in the U.S. students must have graduated from an American Bar Association (ABA) certified college. ... "In today's society 95 percent of people charged guilty end up guilty. ... What defines "Guilty?" In my view, guilty is a perso...
Equally important are nicknames or associations. ... because of the association of the only doctor available to them being on that street. ... Smith, association again becomes a factor when a woman (Pilate by association again with her identified contralto voice) sings a song aboutSugarman.? ... Is Ruth equally guilty for permitting herself to be apart of the false family surname? ... What are the Biblical connotations and the significance of those associations? ...
Reflecting the guilty thoughts streaming through Pip's head, Charles Dickens creates a dreary mood through gloomy diction and figurative language. ... The use of this simile, comparing the dampness on the hedges to coarse spider webs, adds emphasis to the mood by adding the association of spiders, usually associated with dreariness and gloom, to the atmosphere. This association adds, along with the previous contradictory comparison, to the dreariness of the atmosphere established by the mood. ...
After pleading guilty upon their first appearance in court the case was adjourned for Pre Sentence Reports to be prepared before sentence could be passed by the resident magistrate. As with in the United States a guilty plea means that the lengthy trial can be dispensed with and sentencing procedure can begin. ... As seen in the Magistrates association sentencing guidelines on theft [appendix 2]. ... The Magistrates' Association [a voluntary association that most magistrates belong to] issues the following guideline to its members: "if imposing a fine, remember to increase or decr...
