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...the person and their life and liberty, and freedom from torture or unjust imprisonment. But in my Purpose here, and in my powerful beliefs about tru... ...of any criminal charge against him. Article 11 1. Everyone charged with a penal offence has the right to be presumed innocent until proved guilty ac... ...arantees necessary for his defence. 2. No one shall be held guilty of any penal offence on account of any act or omission which did not constitute a... ...enal offence on account of any act or omission which did not constitute a penal offence, under national or international law, at the time when it wa... ...international law, at the time when it was committed. Nor shall a heavier penalty be imposed than the one that was applicable at the time the penal ...

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...would be immediately accepted into Heaven upon death? Why fight the death penalty when the imprisoned will get his just deserts sooner—heaven if he ... ...on in the West that created the problem, so why should China and India be penalized for what the West has done? ―The easy path is to always c... ...rvative to the liberal in nearly every question from abortion to the death penalty. Yes Commander.‖ ---―As we move from religion to religion ... ...orever; and the wrath and the curse of Allah are upon him, and a dreadful penalty is prepared for him.‘ Still in Turkey, predominantly Sunni Kurds k... ...that ‗Nobody takes any joy in carrying out these strict punishments, be it imprisonment, caning or execution, but it has to be done. It must be done.... ...ut it has to be done. It must be done. Laws will not be effective if the penalties for flouting them are not sufficiently strict.‘ He further said t... ...ontrol the population explosion. Is it OK to allow civil wars in Africa, imprisonments of dissidents in the U.S., guerrilla warfare in South America... ...ment is a possibility costs about two million dollars more than one where imprisonment is the option. Then additional security costs for death row i... ... opinion is also changing with almost 50% of the people now favoring life imprisonment rather than death for murder.‖ STEM CELL RESEARCH --...

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...ommitted and to spend so much money on police, the judicial systems and the penal systems. Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to put that money into hig... ... might also be financial, educational and vocational and might also include imprisonment. “H.G. Wells in Modern Utopia rightly said that the u... ...gs must execute them or be guilty of insubordination, which might result in imprisonment or execution. “Certainly a totalitarian regime is mor...

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...he shops selling foreign cloth and eradication of untouchability. He courted imprisonment for picketing toddy shops in Erode in 1921. When his wife... ... to take up the leadership of the movement. He was sentenced twice to undergo imprisonment. The agitations went on for a year. Even Gandhi came to ... ...erated. On 13 November 1938, while Periyar was in prison undergoing rigorous imprisonment, a conference of Tamil Women held in 109 Chennai confer... ...d the caste-system. More than 3000 of them were sentenced to undergo rigorous imprisonment. More than 15 people died in and out of jail due to incar... ...nvict them. Periyar was sentenced on 14 December 1957 to undergo six months imprisonment in a false case where it was alleged that he had instigat... ...d a government order, and to walk in the public streets you need a law in the Penal code. Is it possible for you to go to walk into the agraharam (B...

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...ugh at times not conscious) feelings of inadequacy, fears of failure, masochistic desires to be penalized, a fluctuating sense of self-worth (regul... ...ugh at times not conscious) feelings of inadequacy, fears of failure, masochistic desires to be penalized, a fluctuating sense of self-worth (regul... ...nd contempt – as long as they are public and involve the attention of peers and superiors. Being penalized accords with the tormenting inner voices ... ... and a narcissistic injury (divorce, devastating financial loss, death of a parent, or a child, imprisonment, loss of social status and, in general,... ...ickness, accident, demotion, divorce, devastating financial loss, death of a parent, or a child, imprisonment, loss of social status and, in general... ...ional landscape ("affective dunes") coupled with an inordinately harsh and arbitrarily applied "penal code" are both promulgated by the narcissist....

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... society's insistence that he should be held accountable for his deeds and penalised accordingly. He feels wronged, baffled, injured, the victim o... ...e West's is a narcissistic civilization. It upholds narcissistic values and penalises alternative value-systems. From an early age, children are tau... ...narcissist holds human edicts, rules, and regulations in disdain and human penalties in disdain. He regards human needs and emotions as weaknesses ... ...er-shifting code of conduct and the unusually harsh and arbitrarily applied penalties are premeditated. The victims are kept in the dark. Neediness... .... Recuperation hinges on punishing the delinquent and merciless party. The penal intervention of the Law is often therapeutic to the abused. Some ... ...injury (divorce, devastating financial loss, death of a parent, or a child, imprisonment, loss of social status and, in general, any other narciss... ...otion, divorce, devastating financial loss, death of a parent, or a child, imprisonment, loss of social status and, in general, any other narcissi...

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...cence and wants another trial; he obtains one and they condemn him to life imprisonment. In prison, not being able to devour human flesh, he devour... ...le sitting at the island’s rocky shoreline. This powerlessness and this imprisonment very often rise from an incestuous attachment to the mother ... ...will punish them with universal judgment. I am the strongest, so says the penal code. 9) I am always perfect. I don’t have to correct anythi...

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... when I benefit from such provision") is a violation of the contract and should be penalized. Admittedly, at times we have a right to choose to do ... ...e seed" and such a serious offence that it is punishable by the strongest religious penalty: eternal ex- communication ("Karet"). If abortion is ind... ...Clawback Provisions - which will enable the local courts to order the refund of any penalty payment decreed or imposed by a foreign court on a local... ...urt decisions, collectively known as "case law". Despite the publishing of a Model Penal Code in 1962 by the American Law Institute, the criminal p... ...society, unencumbered by a past of transgressions against an inane and inflationary penal code. This, admittedly, will reduce the leverage the stat... ...plete with physical and emotional sanctions: stigmatization, revulsion and horror, imprisonment, the demolition of the errant and socially mutant f...

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... when I benefit from such provision") is a violation of the contract and should be penalized. Admittedly, at times we have a right to choose to do ... ...e seed" and such a serious offence that it is punishable by the strongest religious penalty: eternal ex- communication ("Karet"). If abortion is ind... ...Clawback Provisions - which will enable the local courts to order the refund of any penalty payment decreed or imposed by a foreign court on a local... ...urt decisions, collectively known as "case law". Despite the publishing of a Model Penal Code in 1962 by the American Law Institute, the criminal p... ...society, unencumbered by a past of transgressions against an inane and inflationary penal code. This, admittedly, will reduce the leverage the stat... ...plete with physical and emotional sanctions: stigmatization, revulsion and horror, imprisonment, the demolition of the errant and socially mutant f...

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...on’t tickle them… Like hell they won’t. Only tickling of genitals would be penalized. Besides…their metal cups are protection enough… and who wa... ...nalized. Besides…their metal cups are protection enough… and who wants to be penalized for trying to tickle someone’s metal cup? They’d be thrown o... ...m. No matter how good an athlete they might be. They would be draw too many penalties, and would be booed off the field for being a poor sport. ... ...cher who does not throw it at the same time the others throw it… either he is penalized, or all the pitchers are penalized. Lets see how damn good t... .... They want the hitters to hit as many balls as possible so they will not be penalized for lousy pitching… but they also want to get the hitters ou... ...in power: should be marked for life with their crimes. This does not involve imprisonment of any kind whatsoever. Instead: there is a much simpler ...

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...he word ac- cepted constitutes a bill of exchange, and makes you liable to imprisonment. The word entails, on the person who is so im- prudent as to s... ...s, on the person who is so im- prudent as to sign, the risk of five years’ imprisonment—a punishment which the police magistrate hardly ever inflicts,... ...cts, and which is reserved at the assizes for confirmed rogues. The law of imprisonment for debt is a relic of the days of barbar- ism, which combines... ...resumptive evi- dence, the examining judge then issues a warrant for their imprisonment, and sends the suspected persons to be con- fined in a jail. T... ...rees of suspicion, inquiry, and con- viction. Mere imprisonment is a light penalty for misde- meanor, but detention is imprisonment with hard labor, a... ...iary sys- tem would upset an admirable scheme of criminal law in which the penalties are judiciously graduated, and they will end by punishing the lig... ...ost innocent witnesses, whom the law thus requires to appear, under severe penalties in case of failure. * * * By this time Jacques Collin had... ...no reply to this, but explained to the Abbe that if he had been branded, a penalty at that time inflicted by law on all convicts sent to the hulks, th... ...on of this world apart, which the abolition of branding, the mitigation of penalties, and the silly leniency of furies are making a threatening evil. ...

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...he Queen of Beauty and of Love for the ensuing day, menacing with suitable penalties those who should be disobedient to her authority. They then repea... ... myself against the best archers of Leicester And Staffordshire, under the penalty of infamy if they should overshoot me. Nevertheless, I will obey yo... ... their half-satiated appetite, we have to look in upon the yet more severe imprisonment of Isaac of York. The poor Jew had been hastily thrust into a ... ...t is he the rival of Front-de-Boeuf? or what has he to fear beyond a short imprisonment, and an honourable ransom, according to the use of chivalry?” ... ...e rules of his Order condemned in the most positive manner, and under high penalties, such intrigues as he now prosecuted, and that, in some instances... ... said Locksley; “they dare not do a deed for which I could exact a fearful penalty.” “I would,” said the Black Knight, “there were some one among us w... ...think on what thou hast heard.” “I claim,” said Athelstane, “an honourable imprisonment, with due care of my board and of my couch, as becomes my rank... ...easant, a Saxon by birth, was dragged forward to the bar, terrified at the penal consequences which he might have incurred by the guilt of having been... ... have had nothing but hur- ried journeys, indigestions, blows and bruises, imprisonments and starvation; besides that they can only end in the murder ...

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...ight, Prison within Prison Inseparably dark? Thou art become (O worst imprisonment!) 155 The Dungeon of thy self; thy Soul (Which Men enjoy... ...ution leave to high disposal, And let another hand, not thine, exact Thy penal forfeit from thy self; perhaps God will relent, and quit thee all...

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...onspiracy, to the dangers which the brothers had incurred, to the pain and penalties of their exile, was now succeeding another sort of drama, of whic... ...nd misdemeanors were alone admit- ted; and these were punished with fines, imprisonment, and penalties “afflictive or infamous.” Death was an afflicti... ...re alone admit- ted; and these were punished with fines, imprisonment, and penalties “afflictive or infamous.” Death was an afflictive pun- ishment. B... ...es “afflictive or infamous.” Death was an afflictive pun- ishment. But the penalty of death was to be done away with after the restoration of peace, a... ...e had been killed and buried. The ab- duction, however, seemed to point to imprisonment. But why keep their victim imprisoned after searching the cast... ...n spite of appearances,” replied Pigoult. 136 An Historical Mystery “What penalties are attached to the crime?” asked Mon- sieur d’Hauteserre. “Well,... ... old law continues in force, and they are not amenable under the Code, the penalty is death,” replied the justice. “Death!” cried Madame d’Hauteserre,... ...slightest indication of the passage of the Comte de Gondreville nor of his imprisonment. Na- poleon sent for the chief justice, who, after obtaining c... ...e covered with a mask, which she had found, as directed, on the steps. The imprisonment of the senator seemed to have been long premeditated. A hole a...

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...ct is its chief fig ure, and this man escapes with other prisoners from a penal settlement. It is an island, and they seize a boat, and get to the ma... ... the vulgar mind with this class of offence—at least quadruple the term of imprisonment for aggravated assaults—and above all let us, in such cases, h... ...f ‘em were transported. The respectable firm at the West End got a term of imprisonment; and that’s the Butcher’s Story!’ The story done, the chuckle ... ...ound upon ‘em, and it’s only the braggadocia, * after all.” *Three months’ imprisonment as reputed thieves. 136 Reprinted Pieces “What do you mean, M... ...how he saved the bank, and captured his man, and consigned him to fine and imprisonment. Also how, on another night, ‘a Cove’ laid hold of Waterloo, t... ...materials—laid over every ar ticle; and of course you witnessed the close imprisonment of each piece in saggers upon the separate system rigidly en ...

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...ipulation, and her fingers having become delicate from the long domiciliary imprisonments to which she had subjected herself at intervals during the la... ...come in from all parts of the country on account of the day. Tess paid the penalty of walking about with happiness superadded to beauty on her counten... ...sioned by suffering, she could, in the words of M. Sully Prudhomme, hear a penal sentence in the fiat, ‘You shall be born,’ particularly if addressed t...

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...ieur de Kergarouet intended to get him a place in the War office; but this imprisonment for debt will paralyze such efforts. You must pay his debts; l... ...irit is there. Surely he groaned in heaven when he saw his son degraded by imprisonment for debt. Under the old monarchy that stain could have been sp... ...as the only man capable of carrying a persecution to the very verge of the penal code without infringing a hair’s- breadth upon it. 174 Ursula CHAPTE...

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... bursts; and he is it, and will for Eternity be it;—and Earth has become a penal Tartarus for him; his horizon girdled now not with golden hope, but w... ...rophesied, have burst forth, here in this Paris, from their subterra- nean imprisonment: hideous, dim, confused; which it is painful to look on; and y... ...ds of it must have been thrashed and sold. One can denounce him, and raise penalties. By such inextricable overturning of all Commercial rela- tion wi... ...gaillard, iv. 144.) Examination, requiring Arrestment; finally re- quiring Imprisonment, transference to Marseilles and the Castle of If! Orleansdom h... ... Three guard of the French People, ’ from confinement in the Lux- embourg, imprisonment in the Conciergerie, have they now, by the course of things, a...

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... all.” “God bless you!” cried the prisoner passionately. “I would have endured imprisonment, ay, even execution, rather than have left my miserable se... ... of this chain, we have at the other a man who will certainly get seven years’ penal servitude unless we can establish his innocence. It is possible t... ...and narrowly escaped a capital sentence. As it was, he suffered a long term of imprisonment and afterwards returned to England a morose and disappoint... ... deduce all that remains. Mr. Rucastle then, I presume, took to this system of imprisonment?” “Yes, sir.” “And brought Miss Hunter down from London in...

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...f New England – Their arrival – Their first laws – Their social contract – Penal code bor- rowed from the Hebrew legislation -Religious fervor -Re- pu... ...of Connecticut in 1650.** The legislators of Connecticut*** begin with the penal laws, and, strange to say, they borrow their provisions from the text... ... also in “Hutchinson’s History,” vol. i. pp. 435, 456, the analysis of the penal code adopted in 1648 by the Colony of Massachusetts: this code is dra... ... an outrage offered by a son to his parents was to be expiated by the same penalty. The legislation of a rude and half-civilized people was thus appli... ...ced towards the guilty. The chief care of the legislators, in this body of penal laws, was the maintenance of orderly conduct and good morals in the c... ...duced to distress. The wealthy individual, on the contrary, always escapes imprisonment in civil causes; nay, more, he may readily elude the punishmen... ...ke the title of chief would be pun- ished by a fine of $1,000 and a year’s imprisonment. When these laws were enforced upon the Choctaws, who inhab- i...