Where a crime is declared by this Code or by any other statute, to be a misdemeanor and the punishment for it is not specified, a person convicted thereof shall be liable to imprisonment for two years, or to a fine of four thousand dollars, or to both. ...
…that hazard is very real for families watching their homes be engulfed by magma. What was seen as a “market failure” was really a warning sign to those building in Lava Zones 1 and 2. If the state had stayed out of the situation, probably fewer families would have built in the are...
Some cases that have been seen in the financial professional community in recent years are perfect examples of this. If the moral hazard gives an incentive to exceed the risk tolerance of a system, once the limit has been passed, it could easily progress to financial crime. The use of ...
On The Banks Of Plum Creek, she is about to disobey her father and approach the river when she is distracted by a badger. In both cases she confesses her ‘almost’ crime and receives a minor punishment. Later, when Laura’s mother tells her to give her precious...
来讲解… illustrate what I mean 解释我的意思 to illustrate my point 为了说明的的观点 1)What does the author want to illustrate by mentioning Dr Lin’s life choices? 2)The teacher gave three examples to illustrate the point. 3)She went on to art school and is now illustrating a book. ...
Brain and Crime Ana Seara-Cardoso, in Handbook of Clinical Neurology, 2023 Introduction In the past decades, a growing interest of neuroscience on moral judgment and decision-making has shed new light on the neurobiological correlates of human morality. This research has advanced our understanding of...
Peter Strawson argued in 1962 that whatever the deep metaphysical truth on the issues of determinism and free will, people would not give up talking about and feeling moral responsibility - praise and blame, guilt and pride, crime and punishment, gratitude, resentment, and forgiveness. ...
Thus, the motivation for the conviction and sentence here looks like something I have noted in previous examples, that the "crime" involved is really saying or expressing things that are out of favor with the cultural elite and the Ruling Class. "Gay rights" in their terms include the right...
Although justice has been done and the convict is paying for his crime with many years of imprisonment—and even though the chaplain tells him that God has forgiven him because he has shown repentance—the man refuses to be forgiven. Not even God can forgive him, he states, because he has...
but whether they would do this or not is not even put to the test. The policeman who arrives at the scene arreststhemfor not having interfered with the crime. This, indeed, is a case of a breach of duty by the policeman, who should be pursuing the robber, not arresting bystanders. Bu...