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(Next) Tuesday (10/22)

Exam during regular class time

in 100 Thomas

Materials are available

on the SOC 119 website.

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World in Conversation

Dialogue Update:

�Block one is officially over.

Grades are in.

Block two - first names A-E

check your emails!

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How Much is Enough?

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Protect your kids from men like Irvin. This is all a show. Irving has 'practiced' mimicking a good person. It's not in his heart. If it were, then killing another person would have never been an option.

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He took someone's life: why was he ever paroled? The person whose life he took was not there for his own family. It seems like this man is sorry for what he did, but he still made the choice to take that life.

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I became a cop in LA back in the 80s. These students have no idea how evil some people are. I've seen it. Pure evil and plenty of it. Acts so vile, I couldn't list them on YouTube. You can't rehab them.

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I was a parole and probation agent for about 7 years at a Midwestern state. He is a typical offender. He made a really stupid choice and in doing so he ruined not just his life. He ruined his victim's life and the victims family and his own family as well. He is now doing something more worthwhile and hopefully he has helped the family of his victim at some level. Restorative justice can be an amazing thing for victims and offenders.

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J39 from somewhere in the world asked on

the YouTube Live Stream Chat:

“In cases where life sentences are given,

what criteria should be used to determine whether an individual has changed enough

to be considered for release?”

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Brian from somewhere in the world asked on

the YouTube Live Stream Chat:

“What do you believe an acceptable

sentence length is for someone

convicted of first degree murder?”

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Brian from somewhere in the world asked on

the YouTube Live Stream Chat:

“What do you believe an acceptable

sentence length is for someone

convicted of first degree murder?”