Crime And Punishment Novels & Stories

If only they knew that type of man he was. “Welcome to criminal law” he said in the same calm deep voice he spoke last night and I nearly broke out in hives. “This course will teach us about the very foundation of justice and we'll examine how the law punishes the wrong and exonerates the right.” Is this psycho hearing a word he's saying? How can he talk about punishing wrong after what he's done?! “Oh my gosh. He's hot. Just look at him, Sabrina.” Gigi whispered next to me.

He gulped and slowly peeked at Caden before looking at me. “She said that a criminal wi… with capital punishment d…. doesn’t deserve medical aid if he or she doesn’t show any remorse or guilt towards what they did.” I blinked a few times, processing his answer, but took a deep breath in the end. Our rules are different from the human laws. In our dungeons, the sentenced criminals can’t get medical aide if they don’t feel guilty of what they do to hurt innocent people. Of course, captured rogues, spies, and hunters are exceptions, as we wound them intentionally so that they can’t try to run away.

“Is this some kind of joke? How did this happen? Why is my son here, of all places?” The auctioneer simply smiles and gestures to the stage. “As we all know, none of our test subjects are innocent. They’re the worst of the worst—criminals the justice system failed to punish properly. He may be your son, but that doesn’t make him an exception. According to his record, he’s spent the last decade committing one horrific crime after another—robbery, kidnapping, brutal assaults, drug trafficking, the repeated sexual assault of underage girls, torture, extortion, and God knows what else. His victims were left traumatized, broken, and in some cases barely alive. His file is thick enough to fill a s

Nah, this was like a cult or something right? “Is that why you sometimes zone out? I just thought you were tired.” April nodded and continued, “rogues don’t have a pack and live on their own in the woods. Mostly in wolf form. A lot of them are criminals, left to fend on their own as punishment.” I rolled my eyes, “so you just sent your criminals out there?! That’s harsh.” April shrugged, “you put yours in prison, with little chance of reform. Not to mention racism plays a large role in your judicial system. We both could do things differently. “

As Greg poured more wine into her glass, he uttered, “Traffic Cone is easily perceived as being mentally insane, even in court. That warning hazard can act. The Red Devil, on the other hand, looked better than fine, which was probably the issue.” Swirling her drink as Greg’s fork pierced into his food, Sush said, “It doesn’t really seem fair, does it - Larissa, I mean - the man cheats on his wife, who then resorts to act out of justifiable anger, and it’s the wife who ends up with a death sentence?” Greg responded nonchalantly, “Blame the justice system in human territory. Whips - that sometimes result in death - are issued here in the kingdom if affairs are ever brought to court.”

" He replies soothingly. Out of all beings on earth, when it comes to crimes and sentencing or the punishment that goes along with it, the human law is the most complicated. How else would you describe a law that had allowed known criminals to escape being punished just because prosecutors were not able to prove their guilt beyond 'unreasonable' doubt? According to the shifters' law though, if a citizen of a pack commits a crime, the Alpha of the pack reserves the right to punish the person according to the stated law. However, that is not always the case.

I muse, “What other punishment do you give your criminals?” “Lunar Legacy pack doesn’t partake in capital punishment, if that’s what you’re asking,” Alexander says, and I feel my brows quirk. “What’s capital punishment?” “Execution.” My eyes widen, “Oh.” “Yes, we don’t recognize it as a punishment. Punishment is meant to teach the offender of the error in their way, not end their life over it. The harshest punishment that is handed out to offending wolves would be exiling them from the pack. But that punishment is only given to crimes regarding treason, and I can assure you that treason is rare in our pack,” Alexander goes on to say.

He pretended to play along the lies of Pierce as if he had been unaware of the condition of the city. The city of Crimen had become true to its name and the hub of every single crime mainly due to its geographical position. Since it was the first spot right after entering the kingdom from the south, the Crimen city became the centre of dirty deeds soon after Hawthorne took the control. It was due to his recklessness that the beta Curtis raided and caught the deal of Leita and her mistress’ selling.

“The only punishment you ever give to those who wrong you is death.” “Ah, so you noticed that.” “Of course I noticed something as heinous as that.” Max laughed. It was a proud laugh, as if he had saved the world. "It's an easier punishment than having to imprison them." "But that's against the law—" "What? You want to defend criminals?" "No. I just want to remind you that it's against the law. You'll be severely punished if you're caught killing humans, Maxim." "Oh yeah? If the court finds out, there's only one person I suspect. That's you, Skylar."

- Is it because the wounds were smeared with something? He nodded. - There is such an ointment - "Stronkh". When criminals are punished, as you understand, we do not have prisons, the higher the guilt, the worse the punishment. Let’s say for theft, it doesn’t matter if it’s a man or a woman, they shave the back of the head and smear it with this ointment, the hair in that area will not grow again until the end of their lives, even when turning into a beast, bare skin remains - this is a sign so that everyone knows that before him breaking the law. For a murder by negligence, they are flogged with whips and smeared with the same ointment, after healing, torn disgusting scars remain.