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Punishment vs Rehabilitation

Published by monica on Tuesday, December 11, 2012

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Society relies on the criminal justice system to punish individuals and in some cases rehabilitate them. Rehabilitation and punishment are two objectives of the United States criminal justice system, with incapacitation and deterrence being the other two objectives. Punishment is the main goal of the United States criminal justice system when it comes to how to deal with criminal offenders. However, many theorists have argued about whether punishment is more effective than rehabilitation when it comes to dealing with criminal offenders.

How to Beat a Traffic Ticket

Published by monica on Tuesday, December 04, 2012

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The blue and red lights flash from behind while the driver's checkbook balance flashes before their eyes. An officer sidles up next to the car, hand on gun and demands to see license and registration. The manner in which the driver addresses the officer can determine which way the Officer's discretion is swayed. Having a clean driving record before a traffic stop can also work in a driver's favor as a police officer is more likely to issue a ticket if a motorist already has points on their license for similar offenses.

How to File for Divorce in North Carolina

Published by Nanni on Friday, October 05, 2012

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The process for filing for divorce in North Carolina is a simple one. Divorce itself may not be such a simple matter. Spouses must consider a number of possible issues when considering divorce such as children and possessions. When you’re ready to file, follow the steps below to obtain your divorce within two years.

How to File for Divorce in Virginia

Published by Nanni on Thursday, September 27, 2012

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Most individuals wanting a divorce in Virginia should consult an attorney who is a member of the Virginia bar for assistance. However, if you assume that your divorce will be uncontested, and you have no minor children as the result of the marriage, it’s possible for you to get a divorce without a lawyer.

How to File for Child Custody

Published by Nanni on Saturday, August 25, 2012

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Unfortunately, one of the most common things that divorced couples fight over is their children. And it’s all too often that even the nicest and most amicable divorces often turn into ugly custody battles. If you are in a situation where you need to fight for child custody, and want to file the papers yourself, there are a few things you need to consider.

Annulment vs. Divorce

Published by Nanni on Wednesday, August 08, 2012

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So it’s over, and your questions begin. Annulment or divorce? Do you have a choice? What’s the difference between divorce and annulment? The two can become complicated, but if you’re ending a marriage, you need to look at both.

What is Legal Brain Death?

Published by Nanni on Monday, July 23, 2012

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Brain death occurs when natural brain activity is no longer present. The brain is incapable of functioning on its own; and it is considered to be at an irreversible state. When brain death occurs, the body cannot be sustained without the use of artificial life support. While the acceptance of this definition of brain death is sensible for a number of reasons, the subject still occasionally meets with controversy.

Pros and Cons of Felon Voting Rights

Published by Nanni on Monday, July 16, 2012

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In democracy, exercising one’s right to vote is crucial to have a say in the political system. If you don’t vote, you relinquish your right to have a voice in the society. Every citizen should have a voice and be represented in the government. However, controversy surrounding felon’s voting rights has risen over the years that everyone seems to have something to say about the pros and cons of felon voting rights. It is a controversial issue, and every aspect should be considered and weighed constructively.

Why Marijuana Should Be Legal

Published by Nanni on Friday, June 29, 2012

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For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction, so it is only natural that for every argument against the legalization of marijuana, there is an argument for it. Face it, marijuana's prohibition in the United States has not stopped its production, possession, or recreational use. This fact leaves many scratching their heads as to why the substance has not yet been legalized. Those who favor marijuana's legalization have a tall stack of reasons to support their position, and these are some of the most prominent.

Pros and Cons of Drug Legalization

Published by Nanni on Thursday, June 28, 2012

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The topic of the legalization of drugs is becoming as taboo as religion and politics. Opinions on the matter are not often black or white, or yes or no. Positions on the legalization of drugs are based in fact, speculation, morality, faith, and frankly, whether or not one uses the drugs in question. Most commonly, the drug legalization debate is centered on marijuana.

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