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Criminal Liability: Insanity and Automatism

In law, there are two major theories that describe and justify punishment: utilitarianism according to which punishment should be given to avoid further harm and retributivism which comes in to ensure that there is justice. Defenses ensure that individuals who never freely commit a crime…

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A comparison between the juvenile delinquents act (JDA), young offenders act (POA) and now the youth criminal justice act (YCJA)

Evolution of legislation to promote youth justice in Canada can be traced from the mid-19th century when criminal laws specifically for young children were initiated. The first juvenile legislation act was the Juvenile Delinquents Act (JDA). Introduction of this was around 1908, and according to…

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Canada’s Juvenile Justice System

Canada should not abolish custodial settings for youth Introduction There have been various effects in Canada’s Juvenile justice system from the time that the juvenile system it has existed, and most recently when YCJA Act, i.e., Youth Criminal Justice Act. There has a primary rationale…

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Justice: What’s the Right Thing to do? by Michael J. Sandel

Michael J. Sandel discusses how there are three different approaches to justice: welfare, virtue, and freedom. The theme of the book is on how and what is considered moral. He introduces several perspectives on morality and we as readers are given insight into what people…

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The look in detail at justice subdimensions

This research will this study did not look in detail at justice subdimensions. In a recent article, Scott et al. (2009) argued that the organizational justice dimensions would differ for employees based on their managerial positions. Accordingly, this research will study in detail organizational justice…

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An Analysis of the Differences Between the British and American Criminal Justice Systems

The criminal justice system is unique in every country, but the United States and England are both based on common law so it would seem that they would have more in common than countries based on completely different systems. Still, they are both quite different…

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The Justice in Aristotle's Work

Consider the following list: justice, citizenship, law, happiness (or another goal of human existence). Which of these four is the most important foundation for a political existence, a civilized life? Defend your position by a close analysis of Herodotus and Aristotle. One potential answer is…

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Law, Justice and Judicial Power

Law, Justice and Judicial Power – Justice Bhagwati’s Approach Prafullachandra Natwarlal Bhagwati, is a name that has found it’s place engraved in the judicial realm, above and beyond being the 17th name on the List of Chief Justices of India. He is the man behind…

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Will Justice Be Served: Dostoevsky’s Depiction of Justice in The Brothers Karamazov

One of the major themes of Dostoevsky’s novel The Brothers Karamazov is the concept of justice, both earthly and divine. Dostoevsky investigates the differences between the two forms and examines several aspects of justice. The novel introduces several different philosophies on justice and shows what…

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The Inquisition and the Quadrillion Miles

“You see, like you, I suffer from the fantastic and so I love the realism of earth. Here, with you, everything is circumscribed, here all is formulated and geometrical, while we have nothing but indeterminate questions!”(said to Ivan by “The Devil”, 776) Through Ivan, Dostoevsky…

JusticeNovelThe Brothers Karamazov4 Pages