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What were the four counts people were tried for during the Nuremberg trials?
The four counts people were tried for during the Nuremberg trials were: Crimes against peace (starting wars) War crimes (violations of the laws of war) Crimes against humanity (atrocities against civilians) Conspiracy to commit the above crimes
Aztecs Law and Order?
The Aztecs maintained law and order through a strict legal code that outlined punishments for various crimes, overseen by their legal system which included judges and courts. They also employed a hierarchical police force known as the "calpullec" to enforce laws and maintain order in the community. Punishments for crimes could range from fines, imprisonment, or even death depending on the severity of the offense.
What laws affect people at 16?
At 16, individuals are subject to many laws including driving regulations, compulsory education requirements, and restrictions on alcohol and tobacco consumption. Additionally, they may be held liable for crimes committed and may face consequences in the juvenile justice system.
Why slave were punished?
Slaves were often punished by their owners as a means of control and discipline. Punishments could range from physical abuse to harsh working conditions and even death in some cases. These punishments were used to reinforce the power dynamic between slave owners and slaves and to discourage rebellion or disobedience.
What is reiteracion?
Reiteracion or Habituality.That the offender has been previously punished for an offense to which the law attaches an equal or greater penalty or for 2 or more crimes to which it attaches a lighter penalty. (Art. 14, Par. 10)In reiteracion (habituality), it is essential that the offender must have been previously punished, i.e., he must have served, partially or totally, the penalty imposed upon him; that the penalty for the crime for which he was previously punished, must be equal or greater than the penalty for the crime for which he is on trial, or that he had previously been punished for 2 or more offenses the penalty for which is lighter than the penalty prescribed for the offenses for which he is on trial. Reiteracion is discretionary on the court. In reiteracion, the offenses are not embraced in the same title of the Code.To be appreciated, it is necessary to present as evidence certified copies of the sentence rendered against the accused, except when the accused pleads guilty to an information alleging reiteracion. (People v. Monterey, Sept. 3, 1996)
How were people punished for petty crimes in Elizabethan England?
Accurate records were not kept, but thousands of people were punished for petty theft during this time.
The war crimes trials that followed world war 2 were historically significant because for the first time?
people were punished for commiting crimes during world war 2
How did the Islamic religion influence its followers?
it told its followers that women should have equal rights, and that people should be punished for crimes.
Why do people commit crime when they know that they will be punished?
it's all about the adrenaline rush they get from it, they might get pleasure or pain from it. some people just like commiting crimes
How does Obierika feel about female crimes and twins?
Obierika does not understand why someone should be punished for an accidental crime. He further does not understand why twins should be mutilated and thrown away. However, he believes that if one finger brought oil, it soiled the others. For example, if Okonkwo, was not punished for this accident, it might encourage other more malicious people to commit crimes and exclaim that it was an accident. He could not ignore the laws of the gods when it did not suit him, and then expect everyone else to obey the laws of the gods and Igbo society.
What is the name of people who do not commit crimes but takes part in them?
I believe you are referring to an accessory, but in fact accessories are committing a crime and will be punished for doing so.
Who is the most infallible out of the people below Adolf Hitler?
It is difficult to say who was the most infallible out of the people below Adolf Hitler. One can argue that none were infallible, as all eventually were punished for their crimes.
How long you have stay away from people?
you shouldnt.
Why should we trust you dumb people?
We shouldnt
What are the various Tudor crimes?
Remember, people were punished for being poor, and having to steal food, so pretty much everything would be cast as a crime, if the local Lord of the Manor decided so
What does punished for your beliefs means?
If you get punished for your beliefs, you are getting punished for what you believe in. eg. In roman times, people would get punished for being christian
Why must Crime get Punishment?
If there are no consequences to anyone's crimes, people would feel and be free to do any illegal activities they like. When they're punished they don't like the outcome and they (hopefully) learn the lesson of not doing it again.
