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Who agrees with the Death Penalty. I perosnally would like to see it come back for cases of Murder, Child molesering and so on. I know people say yo can get the wrong guy, but if complex detective worked is first carried out, I belive that all the Sickos should get fried! Whats you guys opinions?
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> Interestingly this site indicates that the Hittites modified
> Babylonian law, not the otherway around. And it also says that
> premeditated murder resulted in a large fine. Imagine that now.
Well, there is the Islamic equivalent in the Sharia law idea of 'Blood Money'; that being that if you murder someone, you are responsible for the upkeep of that persons family.
Thanks for the links. I'll peruse those at my leisure!
> Babylonian law, not the otherway around. And it also says that
> premeditated murder resulted in a large fine. Imagine that now.
Well, there is the Islamic equivalent in the Sharia law idea of 'Blood Money'; that being that if you murder someone, you are responsible for the upkeep of that persons family.
Thanks for the links. I'll peruse those at my leisure!
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> Well, there is the Islamic equivalent in the Sharia law idea of
> 'Blood Money'; that being that if you murder someone, you are
> responsible for the upkeep of that persons family.
>
> Thanks for the links. I'll peruse those at my leisure!
Yes, on Arab law in general; it is well known that in Saudi Arabia if your steal you get your hand removed. Well my English teacher about 5 years ago (was a little eccentric) went there is business and was robbed at the airport. He chased the man and caught him; the theif was taken to the police station and the said English teacher witnessed the criminal having his hand sliced of with a guillotine in the station. How cool is that? Well...maybe not.
And enjoy the links. There were some programmes by Cruikshank on BBC2 a few months ago that looked at how the Iraq conflict and the Palastinian conflict were threatening cultural heritage; including a visit to the Ziggurat that is still largely intact at the ancient city of Ur built by the Sumerians. If the programmes are repeated you should check them out.
> Well, there is the Islamic equivalent in the Sharia law idea of
> 'Blood Money'; that being that if you murder someone, you are
> responsible for the upkeep of that persons family.
>
> Thanks for the links. I'll peruse those at my leisure!
Yes, on Arab law in general; it is well known that in Saudi Arabia if your steal you get your hand removed. Well my English teacher about 5 years ago (was a little eccentric) went there is business and was robbed at the airport. He chased the man and caught him; the theif was taken to the police station and the said English teacher witnessed the criminal having his hand sliced of with a guillotine in the station. How cool is that? Well...maybe not.
And enjoy the links. There were some programmes by Cruikshank on BBC2 a few months ago that looked at how the Iraq conflict and the Palastinian conflict were threatening cultural heritage; including a visit to the Ziggurat that is still largely intact at the ancient city of Ur built by the Sumerians. If the programmes are repeated you should check them out.
I do not think that the death penalty in right.
In my country, Norway the system is very wrong about punishing people.
A person who kills somebody will only get 21 years in prison.
That punishment is way to little!!!!!
In my country, Norway the system is very wrong about punishing people.
A person who kills somebody will only get 21 years in prison.
That punishment is way to little!!!!!
Well do you feel better if it is 40 years ? 50 years ? death ?
If there is a life jail sentence it should mean LIFE, not 15 or 25 years, as long as that may be. That said individual cases can never be accounted for under one rule.
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