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    Simpliv’s Refund Policy For any online course enrollment at Simpliv‚ participants are required to pay the fees for their training as per the Simpliv’s invoice schedules. Should a participant cancel or withdraw the enrollment‚ they may be entitled to a refund as detailed in Simpliv’s refund Policy‚ subject to cancellation fees on case to case basis. Simpliv believes in complete transparency and maintaining a thoroughly accountable system. At Simpliv‚ customers are entitled to a 100% refund within

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    Pretrial Torture

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    Despite numerous efforts to reduce torture during police custody and pretrial detention‚ it is still a remaining issue around the world‚ mostly occurring in the LEDC countries. It is debated heavily for a clear and myriad different kind of consequences across the world‚ but yet there hasn’t been any clear resolution to this problem. Although the practice is banned currently‚ however there are still countries which take place such as: China (Solitary Confinement)‚ Egypt (beating)‚ Iran (sleep deprivation)

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    Is Torture Ok?

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    There is an ongoing debate on whether torture should be used and if it is ever “ok”. There are many different points of view and both sides have very clear‚ convincing arguments on whether torture should be used as a way to obtain information. One side says that torture is not necessary even in extreme cases. The other side it should be used if it mandatory. Although these sound like a compromise they do have a few conflicting ideas. Even though both essays are trying to sway the reader to one side

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    than in prolonging their lives only for their own demise. Before reverting to the early philosophy of Hammurabi “an eye for an eye” America should look to its own foundation‚ the constitution‚ as well as compare the costs and benefits of such a policy being legal. Despite enormous protections offered by the federal and states constitutions throughout the United States‚ many people have been executed in spite of evidence of their innocence. When capital punishment is concerned‚ most Americans believe

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    The Case against Submitting to an Inner Barbarian: Why Torture Is Never Justified In a post-9/11 world‚ where it seems that terrorism is rampant and increasing numbers of extremists threaten the safety and wellbeing of American citizens‚ is it ever justified to bend the rules of legality and morality while fighting the war on terror? Whether or not the use of torture as an interrogation tactic is justified in these circumstances is questionable because of controversy about its legality‚ morality

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    Torture and Ethics

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    Torture and Ethics Esstene’ West AJS/532 December 10‚ 2012 Eric Yuva Torture and Ethics According to Steven Biko‚ “the most potent weapon in the hands of the oppressor is the mind of the oppressed.” This is very true when it comes to the way of the world and torture. This is because torture has been used as a tool since the beginning of history. Since the 18th century B.C.‚ torture has been practiced because of the Code of Hammurabi- an eye

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    we can’t combat it because torture is not an option. We must now choose a side of allowing them american rights or taking advantage of a useful tactic. The tactic (Torture) would ensure we have information in the time frame needed‚ it has a history of being efficient‚ and It will save thousands of lives. Imagine a ticking Bomb‚ We would need to get this information quickly to save those lives. Torture would forsure get it faster than just merely talking.In “Does torture work” by Martin robbins; it

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    Justification on the Use of Torture for National Security While the idea may seem contradictory‚ countries around the globe use torture as a form of national security. As noted in the works of an online database‚ Opposing Viewpoints‚ reasons originating from the early 1800s in Jean Larteguy’s novel‚ Les Centurions‚ depicts the opposing justification of why such a method is necessary for safety (7). In his novel‚ Larteguy stresses millions of lives were saved because a French soldier tortured an

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    It is my belief that the essay “The Case for Torture” is flawed and that Torture is impermissible whatever the case. This is as torture is fundamentally immoral. The text states that the perpetrator aims to obtain valuable information which could potentially save thousands of lives‚ and what is the damage or loss of one life compared to this? However‚ torture achieves this goal through inflicting excruciating pain to the powerless victim‚ which cannot ever be justified. All religions take this

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    References: 1. Abdul Rauf Ambali ‚ Rozalli Hashim. (2010). Policy Analysis. Malaysia: InED UiTM. 2. Andrson‚ J. A. (2011). Public Policymaking. United States of America: Wadsworth Cengage Learning. 3. Paul J. Larkin‚ J. (n.d.). John Kingdon’s “Three Streams” Theory and the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 .

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