Justice

The question that emerged after reading the ‘Crack-ing the Media Myth’ article is: Are media portrayals contributing to criminal and justice exercises? The state’s citizens have been finding fault with the Federal Narcotics Sentencing Policy for a long time. It has been associated with biases regarding the ethnic and racial disparities. The argument revolves around […]

The degree of development of any civilized society has always been determined by the attitude towards women, children, and the elderly. Perhaps, this test for being civilized should also include the attitude of people towards the death penalty. Over the course of its progression, humankind gradually abandons its barbaric cruel habits. This could also be […]

Abstract In 1988, the Supreme Court outlawed death penalty for juvenile offenders below 16, while a 1989 decision in STANFORD V. KENTUCKY declined to outlaw capital punishment for juveniles aged between 16 and 18. In ROPER V. SIMON (2005), the constitutionality of death penalty for juveniles was challenged. The United States Supreme Court ruled that […]

Introduction and Thesis: The death penalty is an issue as old as society itself. The concept, which probably originated in Babylon Law and the code of Hammurabi, embodies the principle of “an eye for an eye.” By thinking rationally about the issue at hand, it is easy to conclude that death is the only fair […]

Nowadays, it is possible to pay one’s water bill, buy shoes, and order pizza for dinner in a few seconds. There is even no need to use the phone or leave the house. However, it has also become quite easy to find out someone’s personal information, steal credit card numbers, or gamble illegally with the […]