Search results for: death penalty

• The Death Penalty, the “Marriage Penalty” and Some Remarks on the Utility of Senecan Research in the Study of Roman Law

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  • J. Kulawiak-Cyrankowska

  - STUDIA IURIDICA - Year 2019

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• L'humanisation de la justice criminelle dans la France desLumieres

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  • M. Mosakowski
  • J. Ślęzak

  - Kwartalnik Neofilologiczny - Year 2015

  In pre-revolutionary France criminal justice is regulated by the Ordinance Louis XIV of 1670. This Ordinance provides for torture as the major method of investigation and for the death penalty as the most commonly used form of punishment. One of the major concerns of French eighteenthcentury philosophers is therefore a radical reform of criminal justice and its humanisation in the spirit of Enlightenment. Many philosophers take...

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• Tomasz Korczyński mgr

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  From February 2007 I'm working as a psychologist in Prison Service. I was working in almost all types of prisons with juvenile inmates, recidivist, “dangerous” inmates, women and first time offenders. I'm responsible for carrying out psychological consultations, testing, crisis intervention, suicide prevention. Other duties include promoting a healthy institutional environment to improve staff and inmate safety, delivering direct...