... company of a man, might have led David to believe that she was unwed. After startling her at gunpoint, David, without much hesitation ordered her around until she met his needs, which was to feed the baby. Miriam did as ordered, against her will, being able to protect herself as she would have liked, made her comply to his commands. Also, never once ... would have to be that of homelessness. During the period in which Tsotsi's mom had taken ill, his father, fearing that he would catch whatever illness his mother had was ordered not to touch her and to go away from her bedside. When Tsot...

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... were illegally obtained by hacking into computer systems of Sprint Corporation, Southwestern Bell and GTE. Calvin Cantrell, age 30, of Grand Prairie, Texas, was sentenced to two years imprisonment and ordered to pay $10,000 to the victimized corporations and Corey Lindsly, age 32, of Portland, Oregon, was sentenced to forty-one months imprisonment and ... ordered to pay $10,000 to the victimized corporations. Through investigations Corey Lindsly and Calvin Cantrell were identified as two major ringleaders in a computer hacker organization known as the Phone Masters. ... still viewed a...

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... were illegally obtained by hacking into computer systems of Sprint Corporation, Southwestern Bell and GTE. Calvin Cantrell, age 30, of Grand Prairie, Texas, was sentenced to two years imprisonment and ordered to pay $10,000 to the victimized corporations and Corey Lindsly, age 32, of Portland, Oregon, was sentenced to forty-one months imprisonment and ... ordered to pay $10,000 to the victimized corporations. Through investigations Corey Lindsly and Calvin Cantrell were identified as two major ringleaders in a computer hacker organization known as the Phone Masters. ... still viewed a...

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... from the attack and will bear the effects of the tragedy for the remainder of his life. The trial judge, Judge S. A. Thorburn, sentenced Mr. Clotworthy to a two-year suspended sentence; ordered him to pay a fine of $15,000; and perform 200 hours of community service. He based his decision on probation and emotional harm reports produced from the restorative justice process ... -year suspended sentence to a three-year prison sentence, but the court did not totally disagree with implementing the restorative justice concept. Justice Tipping sentenced Clotworthy to three years imprisonment a...

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... offenders through the employment of individual counseling, improvement of interpersonal skills (including problem solving, role taking and anger management), as well as the implementation of behavioral programs (established by court-ordered family therapy sessions). Consistent, positive effects were also observed in institutionalized juvenile offenders as a result of improvement in interpersonal skills and use of Teaching Family Homes (community-based residential programs ... her to a non-secure facility or to a community-based program. In community-based programs, juveniles live at hom...

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... 25 years old. After that he/she would be released without criminal record. So the question is "If a violent gang member believes the worst punishment he might receive for a gang-ordered murder is incarceration ., will that stop him from taking a life?" (Argument 2). The answer is probably not. But the Three Strikes law gives juvenile criminals the chance to rehabilitate and improve ... ...

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... by police in British Columbia during a four-year period (1997 to 2000). In regard to sentences, it found that "During that [...] period of time, imprisonment was included in the sentence ordered by the court in only 18 percent of the cases."" Furthermore, the average length of the sentences was 4 ½ months (RCMP Website). The punishment of criminal offences is designed to act ... ...

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... will actually receive reimbursement from the offender. Figures seem to confirm magistrates growing awareness of the limited practical use of compensation orders: In 1989 magistrates courts in England and Wales ordered 22,000 violent offenders to pay compensation orders however in 1999 the number for the same area had fallen to less than 10,000 [Maguire et al 2000 pg 1101 ... ...

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... surgery to remove a blood clot, he was upgraded to serious condition (Staten, 1992). At about 8:30 on Wednesday, mayor Tom Bradley announced a local state of emergency and Governor Pete Wilson ordered the National Guard to send 2,000 soldiers to help calm the angry rioters. Other requests included a bus service shut down in parts of South- Central L. A which affected nearly 27 bus ... ...

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