When a person is incarcerated for a number of years easily exceeding their life expectancy (for example, sentenced to 500 years in prison), this typically meant that the person was convicted of many crimes, but none of those crimes were extreme enough to warrant life in prison or the death penalty, thus compounding the amount of years he/she must spend in prison. While being incarcerated for say, 500 years is effectively life in prison, the sentence is just part of legal proceedings.
On average, right-handed people live about nine years longer than left-handed people.
believe it or not right handed people live longer then left handed people (on this juice lid it said: left hand people die 9 or 6 years earlier then right handed people) dont worry the people who are left hand im with u...im left handed to
Individuals who are right-handed have an average lifespan that is 9 years longer than those who are left-handed.
No
Yes, in fact they live 9 years longer.
They do not. On average, right handed people live 9 years longer than them.
Right-handed on people, on average, do live longer than Left-handed people. The primary reason for this being accidents with tools, which are predominantly designed for the right-handed, occurring more frequently with the left-hand dominant. This is especially true with power tools, or using tools in precarious positions, the top of a ladder being just one example.
Yes, legalization of marijuana would likely lead to a decrease in incarceration rates related to marijuana offenses, as many individuals currently incarcerated for marijuana-related crimes would no longer be prosecuted. Legalization would also reduce the number of individuals entering the criminal justice system for non-violent possession or distribution of marijuana.
No
People who drink alcohol in moderation tend to live longer than those who don't.
because they no longer live
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