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74New Jersey May Join Michigan in Abolishing the Death Penalty
by Ralph Deeds
A blue ribbon panel appointed a year ago, after the state legislature voted to appoint a commission to study the issue after a moratorium was declared in 2004 by the New Jersey supreme court, recently voted 12... published 2 years ago
73Ikemefuma: A scapegoat
by knightkrm
One of the major themes in Things Fall Apart revolves around the episode of Ikemefuna, a boy who comes to live with Okonkwo's family, as he is sacrificed to the Igbo people and their gods for the killing of a... published 3 months ago
75Ask Not for Whom the Bell Tolls
by William F. Torpey
It's great to be alive, to breathe fresh air, to hear the robins sing and see the rising sun, to be free, to be part of mankind. Life, despite trials and tribulations, is joyous; but it also is ethereal, evaporating, sooner or later, into, for the faithful, the heavens. published 14 months ago
85Capital Punishment
by WhitneyA
I have been watching a lot of WeTV right now and there's a new show coming on about women on death row. While I hate the thought of killing someone and I'd rather have a peaceful world I cannot help but agree... published 9 months ago
49Hang to death because he deserve it
by Express
Death penalty is a sensitive issue on which strong debate has been continuing quite a long period of time. Human right workers globally protest against death penalty stating that the society won’t get... published 2 months ago
62Saddam Hussein Sentenced to Death
by Ralph Deeds
Saddam Hussein, Iraq's poster boy for capital punishment was sentenced to death by an Iraqi court today.... published 2 years ago
63Dead Man Walking
by Sara Algoe
Dead Man Walking Dead Man Walking by Tim Robbins is a very highly praised film that lifts up issues about capital punishment in a convincing way. It is appears on the basis of book Dead Man... published 2 weeks ago
61The Death Penalty Debate Revisited
by opettye
If we are truly interested in getting to the core of the death penalty debate, we must first remove ourselves from the emotional aspect of the argument. When debating a death penalty advocate, most will... published 2 months ago
68American National Government
by tombs
Even though she was sentenced to life in prison, the public passions were still burning high from indignation. Susan Smith killed her two little sons in a manner so cruel and brutal that mercy for life was... published 6 days ago
64Equal Justice: Not Equal, Not Justice
by William F. Torpey
Crime and punishment has always been complex. It rarely has been administered well. Dungeons and torture chambers have pretty much disappeared, but society has a long way to go to reach an intelligent, fair and just solution to the problems we face today. published 3 weeks ago
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