Category: Law and Justice

Whether prisons should be abolished is still being debated today, since it was proposed by the prison abolition movement. The pros and cons that continue to appear side by side definitely trigger various arguments, which cannot be avoided, to continuously question whether society can really live without prison. The argument

Bouncers, also known as doormen, are a type of security guard who are employed by bars, nightclubs, and other entertainment venues such as sporting events, casinos, billiard halls, etc. Usually, bouncers are hired due to their experience in the field of wrestling or fighting, and they could be either gang

In bars and clubs, sometimes people are involved in fights even though there are bouncers. It sounds weird because bouncers should be able to prevent fights, but in fact, fights sometimes happen in bars or clubs. So, why can it happen? The reasons vary as you are able to read

Nightclubs are places where people gather to dance, socialize, and relax. Lots of people come to these places to amuse themselves, or just to have fun. Nightclubs offer a lively atmosphere. However, unfortunately, there is also too much fighting in nightclubs. Of course, fighting in Nightclubs can lead to serious

Today, approximately 565 per 100,000 residents are living in prison, for a total of 1.9 million inmates, making the United States the country with the highest incarceration rate in the world. Reportedly, the U.S. government spends roughly $80.7 billion per year on mass incarceration. That’s so high-priced, isn’t it?’ Well,

Prison abolition has become a hot topic amongst the public. One of the people who support this idea is a judicial clerk to Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Frank Easterbrook named Peter Salib. He thinks that the idea behind the criminal justice system should be to punish and deter