#crimeandpunishments

[crimeandpunishments]

typa shit thanos would send to you

[iimtcollege]

On April 29, 2024, IIMT College of Law in Greater Noida organized a "Parliamentary Debate on Capital Punishment." The death penalty, also known as capital punishment, refers to the execution of a convicted criminal as ordered by a court of law. It is imperative to distinguish capital punishment from illegal executions that are carried out without proper legal procedures.

Venue: Moot Court, IIMT College of Law.

[neige-leblanche]

finished les miserables btw!! thinking i should read war and peace next bc ive seen some bangin yaoi of it courtesy of die girlies auf tumblr

[evelynharper007]

Teenage Convicts Reacting to LIFE SENTENCES!

In a compelling social experiment, teenage convicts are confronted with the stark prospect of life sentences, evoking a spectrum of raw emotions from disbelief to resignation. The experiment sheds light on the intricate dynamics of juvenile justice, emphasizing the need for a compassionate approach centered on rehabilitation and providing second chances. Through its portrayal of the complex realities of crime and punishment, the footage challenges societal norms and encourages viewers to cultivate empathy and confront their inherent biases. See More...

[studyingisfunmedh]

summer break ♡

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[monarchmeagan]

[universalzone]

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky Scarf/Wrap/Shawl - English version

[windowsdog]

This fanfic was written by me After murdering an old pawnbroker, Raskolnikov flees St. Petersburg to avoid facing the consequences of his crime. He finds himself working on Irina Neschastnaya's rundown farm in exchange for shelter and food.

However, his suspicious behavior begins to draw attention from the family that took him in, and the situation worsens when his relationship with Lisaveta, Mrs. Neschastnaya’s niece, comes under scrutiny.

Lachesism (noun) The desire to be struck by disaster or to experience something destructive, typically as a form of escapism or as a reaction to the monotony and complexity of life. It refers to the longing for a significant, intense event or upheaval, often motivated by an underlying desire to escape a sense of helplessness, numbness, or despair. This emotional or psychological yearning may reflect an urge for drastic change or a sense of excitement in response to existential boredom.

[sohailjawaid]

Saudi Arabia's famous Tik Toker Muhammad bin Mursal was beheaded. What was his crime?  

Saudi Arabia's famous TikToker, Muhammad bin Mursal 🎥, was shockingly beheaded ⚔️. What led to this tragic fate? His alleged crime has sparked widespread speculation and controversy. 

For Details Watch Video: https://rb.gy/kbl8zz

[crimeandpunishments]

toxic nam-gyu headcannons!

pairing(s): namgyu (player 124) x fem! reader

content warning: namgyu is a bum, dark! namgyu, emotional abuse, slight nsfw mention, non-consensual recording, drug use, coercion

word count: 384

a/n: come get y’alls juice!

> let’s get one thing straight

> he’s the guy who says “bros before hoes!”

> thrives off the approval of his group leader (i mean we’ve seen him with thanos)

> sheep mentality

> when you guys are hanging out with his friend group and one of them pulls out a plastic baggy containing a pills

> you best believe he’ll try to coerce you into taking it, practically begging you in front of his friends

> his friends will brush it off with a laugh saying it’s fine but you can feel the anger coming off of nam-gyu

> let’s just say that ended up being a looong night

> you guys argue a lot

> and he’ll gaslight you every time

> accuses you of cheating too

> constantly threatens to break up with you

> when he can see your eyes welling up, he’ll mock you for crying claiming you care too much and snicker in your face

> he doesn’t actually want to leave you (not yet at least) and you receive a weak apology from him asking you to come over

> make-up sex

> you guys don’t do dates

> well proper dates

> even if you guys do plan a proper date, like a restaurant or cafe, he’ll stand you up

> you get a text three hours after the meet up time claiming he can’t make it

> you later found out it was because he was playing video games the whole time

> speaking of games, i feel like he’s the gamer bf type

> his room is not clean at all

> there’s dirty laundry piling up on the floor, bed unkempt, mattress stained, and a lingering stench is in the air

> he would definitely have a piss bottle

> you have to hold your breath every time you come in or you’ll get whiplash

> back to the “dates”

> the so-called proper dates consists of fucking and watching him playing his games

> dark! namgyu for a bit but he’ll secretly record you on his phone

> hella hickeys kind of person

> he needs a way to mark you

> he’s also not a big after-care person so after the sex, he’ll throw you a towel with a questionable stain and tell you to clean up

> then he just goes back to his game

> but don’t worry, he will cuddle with you as you watch him play

[inexable]

Two Sides of Prop 36: Where Do You Stand?

California's political landscape is heating up over the tough-on-crime Proposition 36. On one side, Capitol heavyweights like Gov. Gavin Newsom argue against it, pointing to the risk of returning to mass incarceration and hefty taxpayer costs. On the other, big-city mayors and local officials see it as a crucial step to addressing skyrocketing public safety concerns and rampant retail theft.

As leaders like San Francisco’s Mayor London Breed and San Diego’s Mayor Todd Gloria advocate for stricter penalties, they’re finding strong support from local-level politicians who feel the direct impacts more acutely than those in Sacramento.

San Jose's Mayor Matt Mahan puts it bluntly: "We see the consequences on the ground every day." With factions on both sides staunchly defending their stance, Prop 36 has sparked a heated debate around crime, homelessness, and community safety.

But what do you think? Is Prop 36 a step towards necessary accountability, or are we risking a backwards slide into mass incarceration?

[christiana007009]

Madness in the Court: Murderer’s Unhinged Moment

In a shocking turn of events, the courtroom became the scene of chaos as a convicted murderer, John Doe, lost control during his sentencing hearing. The dramatic incident left the judge, jury, and spectators in disbelief as the trial that was supposed to bring closure to a tragic case instead descended into turmoil.See more...

[turqmu]

curse me for buying a Penguin version when this stunning version exists.

[evelynharper007]

"Silent Sentencing: Wife Killers' Last Moments Before the End"

the emotional impact of death penalty sentencing for individuals convicted of spousal murder. It portrays the courtroom as a battleground of conflicting emotions and highlights the ongoing turmoil for both the condemned and their families. It discusses how some prisoners accept their fate while others fight for clemency, leading to a poignant reflection on mortality and justice. In the end, it underscores the intricate nature of human behavior amidst tragedy and the pursuit of justice. Watch Now...