Hitler Facebook Page.

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World War 2 ended in 1945. On April 30th 1945 shortly after Germany had surrendered Hitler shot his dog, wife and 2 kids before killing himself.

Years later Hitler was charged with Crimes against humanity and anyone that took part in the Nazi regime was punished equally. He is still considered to be one of the most dreadful and famous criminals in modern history and was involved in the deaths of more then 11 million people caused by the holocaust and up to 50 million people over all by the end of the war.

Benito Mussolini a close ally to Hitler throughout the War was the leader of the Fascist party in Italy. In April 1945 with defeat coming Mussolini attempted to escape to Switzerland but was caught by Italian protesters who in turn executed him. His body was taken to Milan and hung upside down outside a petrol station for public viewing.

Hans Frank was a loyal member of the Nazi party and a member of the SS(A personal protection guard  group for Adolf Hitler) the SS  grew into one of the largest groups during the third Reich and was responsible for most of the war crimes and crimes against humanity. On may 3, 1945 Hans was captured by American troops he tried unsuccessful suicide attempts and was accused of Crimes against humanity. On October 1, 1946 He was sentenced to death by hanging. 

Twelve Angry Men

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What is law?

WHAT IS LAW?

A jury consists of twelve persons chosen to decide who has the better lawyer.  ~Robert Frost

Law and justice are not always the same.
Gloria Steinem

Be peaceful, be courteous, obey the law, respect everyone; but if someone puts his hand on you, send him to the cemetery.
Malcolm X

The law will never make men free; it is men who have got to make the law free.
Henry David Thoreau

What is Law?

Law is a system of rules that has been set up by an institution to regulate the actions and dealings of its people. Law is different across the world and varies from place to place, certain laws only function in certain communities or states yet some laws can apply to the whole world. Laws are needed to keep people in order and from acting in a manner which might harm or upset the rest of the public. If someone breaks a law he/she must go in front of a judge and if he/she is found guilty has to deal with the punishments and penalties given by the court. 

Severe cases such as murder involve punishments such as execution, execution is very controversial yet it is still used in many countries throughout the world. In some countries what is considered a minor crime in other countries can lead to a life imprisonment or even execution, an example of this is drug possession which has different charges throughout the world. Marijuana possession in the united states can have penalties of rehab or a fine of 100-250$ for first and second time offenders, countries like the netherlands allow for minimum amounts of marijuana to go without posing any type of punishment yet other countries like singapore and malaysia impose long jail terms and have executed people for trafficking and possession.  

Cyber-Bullying-Ranking the Seriousness of each Act.

1.A student posts a negative review of a concert given by another student’s band. The review focuses on the band members’ skill as musicians and the quality of their music.

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 2. A student posts a story making fun of a teacher, suggesting that he is unqualified to teach. The teacher’s name is not used, but he is clearly recognizable to anyone who knows him.

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3.    A student uploads to YouTube a video of his band performing a song that makes fun of teachers. No specific teacher is named or is identifiable from the song.

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4.    A student writes a letter to the school administration stating that a teacher has used improper discipline in class.

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5.    A student finds that photos of her, which were taken by her (now ex) boyfriend have been uploaded to his Facebook page. Then they were copied and reproduced in many more places, including photo-sharing sites. Her ex-boyfriend says that he is not responsible for what was done with the photos after he uploaded them.

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6.    A teacher asks students in her class to help write holiday greetings in a variety of languages for the school’s Web site. Without the teacher’s knowledge, one of the students’ contributions is a false and insulting statement against another teacher. 

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7.    During an instant messaging session with several participants, a student accuses her boyfriend of cheating on her.

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8.    A student creates a Web site in which she criticizes school policies and suggests that several teachers, whom she names, are overly strict in their discipline.

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9.    A student creates a Facebook group in which he states that one of his teachers is a space alien who is scheming to abduct students and take them to her home planet.

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10.  A teacher discovers that students are being pressured by a popular student to remove an unpopular student from their Facebook “friends” lists.

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