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Legal precedent is an existing legal ruling. It comes from case law, or past judicial decisions and cases. Precedent is binding, unless overturned by a higher court. I don't think no lawyer will find Dahmer's case useful establishing a legal case using a principle or rule that a court or other judicial body may utilize when deciding subsequent cases with similar issues or facts unless the lawyer is seeking Life imprisonment in a case were a death sentence is more probable.
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The Cabinet and congressional committees were developed as a result of what?
custom and precedent
Was Jeffrey Dahmer a believer?
In the related links box below, I posted the information. He is a good example of some of the mysterious aspects of faith. There is no doubt that his crimes were among the most revolting ever to come to light. There is also the possibility that his conversion was a function of his circumstance (he was in prison for life and was murdered by another inmate). But the MUCH more important object lesson here is that people of faith realize that when it comes down to the most fundamental question of salvation or damnation, the deity couldn't care less about comparing one human being to others. He will be merciful as he sees fit, (according to believers) and you may be embracing Dahmer as a fellow saint, given that you are among the chosen. It is also possible that some of Dahmer's victims will be among the damned, again not as a result of their actions or inaction, but as a consequence of what believers understand to be the deity's justice.
Legal issue in Jeffrey Dahmer murder case?
Jeffrey Dahmer's trial was anticlimatic. There was literally truckloads of physical evidence and Dahmer's confessions. His trial was for the most part a formality. He was sentenced to multiple 'life with no parole' for multiple murders, but it saved him from lethal injection, which in hindsight would have been a waste of taxpayer's money since Dahmer was beaten to death by another inmate. Hear are some youtube videos of the court room http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14fFJOz2ioM actually, he died 3 years later on nov 28 1994 Jeffrey Dahmer was not at risk for lethal injection or any other form of capitol punishment as Wisconsin did not have the death penalty. The trial itself served as much more than just a mere 'formality'. The purpose for the trial was to determine weather or not Jeff Dahmer fit the criteria of legally insane as set forth by the state of Wisconsin. The burden of proof sits with the defense in such a case. The result of the trial however did not find him to be legally insane by the states definition. He was subsequently sentenced to 975 in prison of which he served only 3 before being murdered by fellow inmate Christopher Scarver.
What information has been collected as a result of studying Jeffrey Dahmer brain?
His brain was removed after he was killed in prison and preserved for study. Dahmer remained shackled at the feet when an autopsy was performed just hours after the serial killer died becuause such was the fear of this man that chains were on the feet, even post-mortem. The autopsy took place at the University of Wisconsin Medical School in Madison. No much was achieved by the study of his brain. It is not like studing a brain when the person is alive and he suffered several head traumas. But the brain has different ways to study the person. Most Schezoid charectaristics appear in Dohmer's handwriting.
What is a percedent?
If you mean "precedent", it means "that which has gone before". A precedent is the way a similar situation was handled on a previous occasion. It can be used as an example and guide to how you deal with the situation before you. For example, your car is dirty and you want to wash it. You remember that your dad always washed the car with a pail of soapy water and an old shirt. As a result you go looking for a shirt you can use to wash the car. That's using precedent.
What was the important result of estates general?
one important result was the forming of the national assembly/tennis court oath
What was one important result of the Estate General?
one important result was the forming of the national assembly/tennis court oath
What was one important result of the estates-general was what?
one important result was the forming of the national assembly/tennis court oath
What was one important result of the Estates-General?
one important result was the forming of the national assembly/tennis court oath
What made Jack the Ripper be a serial killer?
The 'making' of a serial killer is a very complex process that is not fully understood at this time. It is thought though that it is a combination of genetics and environment, or the 'nature and nurture' theory. Rarely, a person may have a certain genetic predisposition and when combined with the exact right environment, especially at a young age, the result could be what we know as a serial killer. The best examples of this would be killers Jeffrey Dahmer and Aileen Wuornos. Dahmer's father confessed to having violent fantasies as a young man. These types of fantasies are what drive these killers to kill over and over. This trait in his father almost certainly predisposed Jeffrey to the same thing. Then when mixed with environmental factors, the result was a serial killer. Wuornos had strong genetic ties to violence. Although they had never met, her biological father was also a killer and a pedophile. She was raised by her maternal grandparents after being abandoned by her teenaged mother, and was subject to untold abuse at the grandfather's hands. So the combination of her strong predisposition to violence and the abusive grandfather, once again, the result was a killer. The FBI's Behavioral Science Unit has been studing serial killers for over three decades and have made great strides in the understanding of this rare type of killer, but there is still much they don't understand. Until a time when the reasons are fully understood, they have little chance of preventing serial murder.
Is effort more important than result?
no
What is the most important result of the water cycle?
rain is the most important result of watercycle....... without rain there are no crops........ no crops no food...... no food......no humans
