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This paper briefly assesses the problems faced by women in prisons. The main problems are inequality of sentences as compared to males, inequality of sentences by race or socio-economic status, and the loss of children. More than 80% of all women in prison are non-violent offenders. Those who were violent offenders tended to be acting as defense against abuse.
Pages: 8
Bibliography: 8 source(s) listed
Filename: 16778 prison women inequality.doc
Price: US$71.60
611.16797 Andrew Luster
This paper shall present information regarding the case, trial, and sentencing of Andrew Luster in connection with a battery of counts in a variety of charge categories. It will focus on if Luster understood his Miranda rights, if he was competent to stand trial, if he understood his sentencing, the length and type of sentencing he received, the presence of any mitigating factors, an observation of prison vs. treatment in this case, and any relation to the U.S. vs. Hendricks case.
Pages: 5
Bibliography: 5 source(s) listed
Filename: 16797 Andrew Luster Forensics.doc
Price: US$44.75
612.16847 The Death Penalty as it Exists Today
There are many problems with the death penalty in the United States. In the currently existing judicial system, too many of the condemned are not represented adequately. Also, they are often treated unfairly because of their race and economic status. Moreover, it has been shown time and time again that the death penalty does not achieve its primary goal ? deterrence. Additionally, the cost of maintaining the death penalty is exorbitant due to factors such as extensive appeal procedures. This paper examines the death penalty as it exists today, including a section regarding the state of Virginia.
Pages: 4
Bibliography: 4 source(s) listed
Filename: 16847 death penalty Virginia.doc
Price: US$35.80
613.16858 The English Origins of Some American Laws
This 3-page undergrdaute essay considers the English origins of the American right to a trial by jury and to a quick and fair trial, as well as the right to be indicted only upon probable cause. This essay examines the origin of each of these three American laws separately, and concludes that the meanings and intentions behind all three laws have become altered since they were originally created in the Magna Carta. Originally, all three laws had been created to check the power of the crown, a situation not applicable to current American government reality. Secondly, all three laws did not lead to greater justice; debates about them continue to today. All three have been circumvented in history by leaders. Thirdly, it should be understood that American colonists creating what would become the American justice system used English-derived laws to create a system which they hoped would be more just than the English system they saw as increasingly corrupt and increasingly veering away from the ideals stated in English law.
This paper addresses the concept of wrongful imprisonment. The paper focuses on 8 case studies which examine the topic. These studies are briefly defined in the paper, and summarized according to how and why they reflect upon the problem of wrongful imprisonment. This paper shows how criminal justice tends to imprison many individuals unfairly, and without cause.
Pages: 8
Bibliography: 8 source(s) listed
Filename: 16895 crime prison system.doc
Price: US$71.60
615.16953 Newsgathering Torts
The First Amendment of the United States Constitution provides that "Congress shall make no law?abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press." In today?s society, the press has become more and more invasive and circuitous in its investigations. However, courts have asserted that the First Amendment does not protect the media from liability for crimes or torts committed during the course of newsgathering. This paper explores newsgathering torts and examines whether and when damages stemming from publication can be awarded. Additionally, this paper looks at the cases of Food Lion v. Capital Cities/ABC, Inc., other important Supreme Court decisions, as well as Dietemann v. Time, Inc.
Pages: 8
Bibliography: 4 source(s) listed
Filename: 16953 Newsgathering Torts Liability.doc
Price: US$71.60
616.16955 Internet Contracts
The Internet has raised novel questions with respect to the application of criminal law, contracts, torts, intellectual property, and other areas of the law. This paper explores the issue of Internet contracts, including what federal and state laws are applicable to Internet contractual transactions, as well as examining the issue of personal jurisdiction in regards to this matter.
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