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oject Pat was featured in the film Rhyme and | Punishment a documentary that chronicles Rap artists wh |
Ultimate | Punishment: A Lawyer's Reflections on Dealing with the |
gel also appeared in the 2011 film Rhyme and | Punishment a documentary about Hip-Hop artist who have |
Crime and | Punishment: A Radical Solution (1976) |
This led critics to decry the collective | punishment, a tactic forbidden by the 33rd Article of t |
at "if we wish to influence China on capital | punishment, a little historical humility may be in orde |
Ultimate | Punishment: A Lawyer's Reflections on Dealing with the |
This was the most extreme | punishment a member of the nobility could suffer, and Y |
30 June - The use of the pillory as a | punishment abolished by act of parliament. |
repealed by sections 1 and 2 of the Capital | Punishment Act 1820 (c.116) and by the Statute Law Revi |
tonement; Probation After Death; Everlasting | Punishment; Adam and Fallen Man; Mortals and Immortals; |
Capital | punishment advocate Jimmy Lee Gray. |
1937 Crime and | Punishment after Fyodor Dostoevsky, by Gaston Bary, dir |
They did not suffer from | punishment after the return of British rule. |
king in 1606, but escaped with only a slight | punishment after the plot was foiled, and in 1608 Henry |
so since South Carolina reintroduced capital | punishment after the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Gre |
the California Gold Rush, and also to escape | punishment after he murdered a man in a gunfight - Dent |
near Haifa, which had undergone a collective | punishment after the assassination of a British officer |
, who had believed that the Turks were God's | punishment against the sins of Christians modified his |
on that allowed the use of parental corporal | punishment against children (or spanking). |
owever, Europeans were incensed and demanded | punishment against the riot's ringleaders. |
Bernoldus Niemand and Corporal | Punishment, AKA James Phillips |
l interest of the community necessitated the | punishment alike of those Armenians who massacred the g |
racters to "sin on film", without a suitable | punishment also being depicted, in violation of the Pro |
ld, inflict moderate and reasonable corporal | punishment, always, however, with the condition, that i |
The Capital | Punishment Amendment Act 1868 (31 & 32 Vict. |
The death penalty was a common | punishment among sexual crimes. |
provides for the total abolition of capital | punishment, and has been implemented in most member cou |
He is also outspokenly in favour of corporal | punishment and in 2001, in response to a public debate |
n the 2008 Tour de France, but faces further | punishment, and Rebellin subsequently had his medal rem |
d to suit scansion or mood, opposing capital | punishment and coming out for sex 'more than three time |
f North America, in opposing war and capital | punishment, and in supporting the humane treatment of t |
people, despite the possibility of physical | punishment, and for people of color, the continued assa |
es were sent to jail, but Brown escaped this | punishment and instead was given 120 hours' community s |
of consent, Child Care Tax Credit, corporal | punishment and the Unified Family Court.. |
ury trial, a right against cruel and unusual | punishment, and a right against double jeopardy. |
cape execution due to abolishment of capital | punishment, and that is probably what the source intend |
ment's prohibition against cruel and unusual | punishment, and the Article I, Section 10 prohibition a |
The judge said he no longer believes in | punishment and is more concerned about rehabilitation. |
ed in 1983, the brothers formed This Kind Of | Punishment, and released three full-length albums, and |
ci-Ethical Meaning of Justice, Injustice and | Punishment) and in 1874 also his Dr. jur. in Vienna. |
is memory seems to have been affected by his | punishment, and he can only tell her that there used to |
Indians were often subjected to corporal | punishment and other discipline as determined by the pa |
were not singled out for any sort of special | punishment and that their deaths should therefore be re |
ring interrogation, as well as extrajudicial | punishment and other abuses in the hands of those detai |
bout Hercules, including his cycle of crime, | punishment, and redemption; gods and other beings (Hera |
f service police, rights of defence members, | punishment and the Jurisdiction of the DFDA in regards |
For his frequent reporting on capital | punishment and death-row issues, Beiser is a regular gu |
In it, his views on corporal | punishment and the more broader matters of what motivat |
his face) is classically used with regard to | punishment, and Halivni is adamant that the Holocaust c |
e case said, "We will try to get the maximum | punishment and we have all the evidence." |
ring themes; popular topics were discipline, | punishment and humiliation of males (especially 'errant |
er Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or | Punishment and Its Application to Individuals Defined i |
ourt considered a test for cruel and unusual | punishment and found that based on the test the BC Moto |
ls (like Pat Buchanan) who saw AIDS as God's | punishment and called for quarantines. |
pulsion from the competition was too harsh a | punishment and wasn't merited by what the club's manage |
stitution: Christ is a substitute taking our | punishment and thus satisfying the demands of justice a |
s on rehabilitation and reform as opposed to | punishment and incarceration. |
irst execution attempt was cruel and unusual | punishment, and that executing him would mean that his |
xecuted after the 1977 resumption of capital | punishment and the first since 1962. |
Indians, inflict the most severe and summary | punishment,” and to “allow no interference from any sou |
an regularly mock their sensitivity training | punishment and seemingly the victims of their taunt. |
nce W. Sherman and Douglas A. Smith, "Crime, | Punishment and Stake in Conformity: Legal and Informal |
wing of the party: voting to abolish capital | punishment and for sanctions against Rhodesia. |
nt was a roast of Grimes, called “Grimes and | Punishment” and was held in St. John's. |
ation that the bad behavior would be its own | punishment, and that any additional sanctions would not |
They were normally seen as people needing | punishment, and as such were often whipped in the marke |
es reservations about the justice of capital | punishment, and describes the Singaporeans as the true |
As | punishment and atonement, Lutze is made to undergo the |
a sister of the new emperor, was spared from | punishment and given a few properties from Heshen's est |
uld be correlated to (1) the severity of the | punishment and (2) the social stigma stemming from conv |
of Lutheranism, he was arrested, but escaped | punishment, and subsequently regained the favour of the |
The severity of this | punishment and of the efforts of the system to inflict |
She grasped the powers of | punishment and award, controlled the state, and made he |
t he came to have fewer doubts about capital | punishment and accepted it as the law of the land. |
The government authorises the use of capital | punishment and special courts are given wide-ranging po |
into the Penal Legislation, whereby capital | punishment and/or extensive terms rotting in prisons co |
For example, delusions of guilt and | punishment are frequent in a Western, Christian country |
suggested that children who receive corporal | punishment are more likely to be angry as adults, use s |
ght-winger who supported the use of corporal | punishment, arguing that it was an effective sentence a |
The school abolished corporal | punishment around that time, since White parents did no |
ion, the Island was not a place of secondary | punishment as it became in the second settlement (1825- |
eriod drama, the BBC adaptation of Crime and | Punishment as Rhazhumikin. |
right against cruel and unusual treatment or | punishment as a mere prohibition did not fall within th |
usade to flout Ratched's regime of rules and | punishment, as well as liberate the other patients from |
d Colin Wilcock - who wished to use corporal | punishment as a disciplinary device in their schools. |
he Florida Supreme Court struck down capital | punishment as unconstitutional. |
Beer championed the abolition of corporal | punishment as a means of discipline to the Canadian Ass |
hough he claims that he suffered no physical | punishment as a schoolboy, violence was felt in ghastly |
ticed upon human beings as a form of capital | punishment, as a result of a traumatic accident, or in |
ors argue that this was more than a physical | punishment, as the victim was sedated with opium and ki |
Isaac Friend escaped | punishment as well. |
Simmons ruling, Lovette cannot face capital | punishment as he was under 18 at the time of the crimes |
nt Ladywood" (1893), the author recounts his | punishment as a boy at the hands of the governness to w |
ideal implements for administering corporal | punishment, as when used correctly they can inflict muc |
eding five minutes, or inflict such corporal | punishment as he shall think fit, not exceeding twenty |
Ducharme, who regarded such | punishment as too severe, never forgave Salaberry and t |
n episode of Blackadder Goes Forth: Corporal | Punishment) as the overly-cheerful head of a firing squ |
Embla is captured, and as | punishment, Askur is sent to Iceland with the task of c |
h Academy's policy is to administer corporal | punishment at the discretion and at the direction of th |
s in order to protest at the use of corporal | punishment at Litherland School in his constituency in |
In the US he directed Crime and | Punishment at Arena Stage and Lulu at the Lyric Opera o |
ar Singh in front of her and Duleep Singh as | punishment at Lahore on September 21, 1845. |
r shooting a man three-times in the leg in a | punishment attack in Belfast. |
d heir late in 1190 or early in 1191, and in | punishment Aubrey IV was fined 100 marcs by the king an |
usband, so that the villagers would see what | punishment awaited them for hiding Jews. |
n be read as an allegorical depiction of the | punishment awaiting those mortals who dare to raise the |
orders to Flandern, where he had to join the | punishment battalion of the 2. Marine-Pioneerbataillon |
a trial period of ten years in which capital | punishment be replaced by life labor. |
The code provided that capital | punishment be given to any colonist who committed rathe |
ng like the factoid about Matthew Fournier's | punishment be in a trivia section instead of under "Rec |
om the people who came to the temple, and as | punishment became a terrible demon hag who eats the ski |
ntenced to 3.5 years in jail, "a more severe | punishment because he did not admit the malicious and i |
el Alberti, who couldn't approve the capital | punishment because of his religious titles. |
upports the state's right to enforce capital | punishment, because justice must be retributive and dea |
's murder of the old pawnbroker in Crime and | Punishment) before losing consciousness. |
ysical campaign, each taking a great deal of | punishment before Roddin won by decision. |
been criminal, the principal and of heinous | punishment being the reformation of offenders and the p |
No | punishment book seems to have been kept, contrary to re |
Industrial schools were required to keep | punishment books - records of misconduct and punishment |
analysis of statistics collated from school | punishment books, the first time this had happened in t |
ernment to keep Historical Documents Such as | Punishment Books, Registraters and other school documen |
in the Cell, Scriptural Argument for Endless | Punishment, Broadcast, At Eventide, and a Life of John |
As | punishment, Bugs and the Sergeant - now noticeably demo |
es such as self-defense or (perhaps) capital | punishment; but these are irrelevant to standard aborti |
playing rugby union at any level; a standard | punishment, but he also had to wait until a 1975 'amnes |
f work, said Kreiman, is that "work is not a | punishment, but man's duty, a blessing from God that al |
y Matthews was personally opposed to capital | punishment, but showed apathy towards Lipski's plight. |
of his rule - not because of fear of divine | punishment, but rather due to fear of the law. |
Even in such cases, it is not considered a | punishment, but a compassionate means to reinvigorate a |
Robert's friend and initially orders a light | punishment, but Hode feels betrayed, insults Daguerre, |
“Only item left now is to announce the | punishment but I am prepared to listen if the defendant |
violated the right against cruel and unusual | punishment, but was rejected. |
Bandaranaike had suspended capital | punishment, but after his death the government had it r |
Luitjens evaded this | punishment by fleeing to Paraguay, aided by Mennonites, |
The wrote a pledge rejecting | punishment by death for apostasy that was sent to many |
scripts on “alternative culture” and escaped | punishment by the government. |
She meted out | punishment by flogging the backside of one of her troop |
rles I and Parliament, he was marked out for | punishment by the Royalists who seized and sacked his h |
and brought to Colonel Marshall, but escape | punishment by pointing out that the envelope they'd car |
ately followed the event was perceived as "a | punishment by God for abandoning the dogs" and they wer |
er overhears and narrowly escapes Melchett's | punishment by pretending he's relating a story of how t |
ed by the Connecticut Colony partly as royal | punishment by King Charles II for harboring the regicid |
scle relaxant for euthanasia and for capital | punishment by lethal injection. |
and must be forced into it through corporal | punishment by her parents. |
imself in insatiable hunger, given him, as a | punishment, by Demeter. |
As | punishment by the heavens he was plagued by mice, and h |
etween Crime, Fear of Crime and Attitudes to | Punishment by Political Affiliation, London: Centre for |
rium ended with the permanent ban of capital | punishment by Codey's successor, Corzine. |
to draw attention to themselves and to avoid | punishment by pretending to be "ill". |
f a suspected crime, the accused could avoid | punishment by presenting a fixed number of free men (th |
The imposition of | punishment by the courts did not satisfy police officer |
d was sidelined for three weeks, has avoided | punishment by the UEFA. |
and found guilty of manslaughter; he escaped | punishment by pleading the privilege of peerage. |
sequence the former were condemned to severe | punishment by the inquisitor, but later pardoned by Kin |
They were still subject to trial and | punishment by the Episcopal inquisition. |
rote a second book with Lifton about capital | punishment called Who Owns Death? |
Carlton's | punishment came on the back of a dismal 2002 season in |
(William Miller) and his inmate escape of a | punishment camp is southern Spain. |
diction, for example, over reviewing capital | punishment cases. |
dinary prisoners would have been sent to the | punishment cell for such actions.) |
wo years on Illinois's Commission on Capital | Punishment, charged by the former Gov. George Ryan. |
to an inmate violates the cruel and unusual | punishment clause of the Eighth Amendment. |
dez Rundle helped write and pass the Florida | Punishment Code, and was involved in the formation of D |
ce, or judge; conforms worksheet of Criminal | Punishment Code. |
hat the community's interest in retribution, | punishment, community protection and deterrance can onl |
hat the community's interest in retribution, | punishment, community protection and deterrance can onl |
hat the community's interest in retribution, | punishment, community protection and deterrance can onl |
of the 168 survivors of the uprising of the | punishment company in June 1942. |
The | punishment continued even after the sailor fainted. |
ation of the right against cruel and unusual | punishment contrary to section 12 of the Canadian Chart |
: Казимиров Казнени Корпус, trans: Kazimir's | Punishment Corpus) and both bands appeared on their spl |
tice by the general popular feeling that the | punishment could be disproportionate with people robbin |
Under Austro-Hungarian law, capital | punishment could not be imposed on someone who was unde |
the time of the final imperial dynasty, the | punishment could be meted out for an offence as simple |
To accomplish this, he brings out various | punishment councillors to publicly humiliate Takahashi, |
For Capital | Punishment: Crime and the Morality of the Death Penalty |
ctional* experiences in situations involving | punishment, cross-dressing, humiliation and discipline |
nt statement of the principle of retributive | punishment dating back to the Code of Hammurabi. |
dentally kills Buddy, and the group, fearing | punishment, decides to hide his body. |
ven such sympathy at the executions that the | punishment did not have the intended deterrent effect. |
int, he had previously received the harshest | punishment distributed to a member of the Corps of Disc |
and that "assuming that corporal | punishment does involve some degree of degradation, it |
were relegated from the Top 14 league for a | punishment due to financial irregularities. |
Originally, the word indicated a divine | punishment due to the violation of a divine taboo throu |
he song into others such as "Holy Wars...The | Punishment Due" and "Peace Sells". |
views and her outspoken positions on capital | punishment during the Francisco Franco period, and was |
While awaiting her | punishment, Dwyer ordered Scott to remain on home deten |
lted in the judge dismissing the men without | punishment, each having learned a lesson from the song. |
often more 'ritual', apparatus for corporal | punishment, either in the private sphere (where it may |
Empathy Specific | Punishment: Empathy triggers the fear of social punishm |
the first legislative moratorium on capital | punishment enacted by any state in the nation. |
rounds "that what had happened [was] already | punishment enough". |
aying that the expelled students had had the | punishment erased from their records, as discussed betw |
ention on Human Rights which forbids capital | punishment even during time of war. |
on all the charges and received the heaviest | punishment ever imposed on an English club; they were f |
the season coming to terms with the heaviest | punishment ever handed out to an English club. |
ion has called for nations to outlaw capital | punishment except in time of war or national emergency, |
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