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    to a new era, it would seem that his lessons have been forgotten by many in recent years. Polls of Americans, both white and black, have shown that favorable views of racial relations have been falling since 2013. This change coincides with the acquittal of George Zimmerman and the subsequent formation of the Black Lives Matter movement. According to Gallup polls, 2015 marked the lowest point in race relations since the turn of the century. This was not long after the time President Obama was…

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    Socrates’ lengthy speech of defense and his subsequent sentence to execution in his dialogue, The Apology. Regardless of his innocence or guilt, however, the verdict of Socrates’ execution is the most appropriate outcome of the trial. In his plea for acquittal, Socrates unwittingly proposes a more compelling argument in support of his own execution rather than against it. He allots a significant amount of time…

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    Charles Keitt drove two friends to the alley behind defendant Peterson's house to steal windshield wipers from Peterson's car. Peterson entered the backyard from the house. After a verbal exchange, Peterson retrieved a handgun from the house and returned to the yard. Meanwhile Keitt had returned to his car and was about to leave. Upon returning, Peterson loaded the pistol and said "If you move, I will shoot." He walked towards the rear fence and said, "If you come in here I will kill you."…

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    Aaron Burr: His Father

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    My report will be about Aaron Burr Jr not Aaron Burr Sr that was his father.I will be explaining what he did for his country. First I will be talking about birthdate and death date also cause of death.Second I will explain his troubles during life and in the military also when he was helping his president Thomas Jefferson he was the third president.Third his life at home so family like kids, parents, and his two wives that he had.Fourth I will include fun facts or the crimes he might have…

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    conviction, a landed immigrant is not given a deportation order if a record suspension has been ordered and has not been revoked or ceased to have effect under the Criminal Records Act, or in respect of which there has been a final determination of an acquittal. However, because s.742.1 of the Criminal Code defines a conditional sentence as a sentence of imprisonment, it has inadmissibility consequences. Additionally, in Minister of Citizenship and Immigration v Atwal, [2004] FC 7, 245…

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    On the 17th of December 1986, Olaf Dietrich arrived in Melbourne from a flight from Thailand and was charged the next day with four counts of drug trafficking. He was alleged to have swallowed 70 grams of heroin in small packets in attempt to smuggle them through customs. Olaf Dietrich was found, in his first trial, guilty by a jury of importing no less than a trafficable amount of heroin as pursuant to section 233B of the Customs Act of 1901. Dietrich at first alleged that the drugs had been…

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    The state of Kentucky takes driving under the influence (DUI) seriously. In some cases, DUI charges are eligible for expungement. The process for northern Kentucky DUI expungement varies from case to case with two distinct conditions. The first is an arrest that does not result in a conviction or guilty plea. The second is a first time arrest or conviction without any previous criminal behavior. In all cases, the court has the authority to grant or decline the expungement request. As of…

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    Amanda Knox Case Study

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    Amanda Knox was a 20-year-old college student who was studying abroad in Perugia, Italy. She was convicted of killing her roommate Meredith Kercher on November 1, 2007. Meredith was found November 2 around 12:00 pm laying on the floor dead, she had been stabbed repeatedly and died from exsanguination. Amanda and her boyfriend at the time Raffaele Sollecito noticed something was wrong when they arrived at Via della Pergola 7 to find the front door open and drops of blood in the bathroom that…

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    bargains are frequent because parties wish to make a quick decision. Milton Lantigua was offered a plea bargain but denied it because of his innocence. He was then sentenced to 20 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. In addition, Lantigua’s acquittal was given by the Appellate Division of New York’s State Supreme Court. The e-text discussed appellate courts. Lantigua appealed because he thought he was denied a fair trial because of the prosecutions’ errors by calling their conduct…

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    The Black Lives Matter movement was created as a response to the unjust killings of unarmed black men and women in the United States. The purpose of black lives matter is create awareness to killings that are happening and that have been happening in the country. They would also like to bring about change in the way the cases are handled, due to the fact that many of the police officers who shoot and kill unarmed black men do not get indicted. This creates an impression that black lives do not…

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