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'Prepare for the Earliest Possible AGI Deployment Scenario' 1 Month Ago by Johannes C. …, energy, etc., and these applications are all opportunities for either justice or misuse. Lots of folks are adopting and learning how…. AI could also help reduce decision-making bias in criminal justice sentencing and job recruitment. All of these can happen, but… Justice Department Offers Grants Against Internet Predators 15 Years Ago by slfisher … kids were overblown, the U.S. Department of Justice is [URL="http://www.ojp.gov/newsroom/pressreleases…administered by the Department's Office of Justice Programs' (OJP) Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), the …Department of Justice said. The ICAC program supports a national … Tango Down: Anonymous #OpFreeAssange strikes Number 10 and UK Justice Dept 11 Years Ago by happygeek Anonymous hacktivists took aim at the websites of the UK Justice Department, the Department of Work and Pensions, the Home Office …;) This is not the first time that homeoffice.gov.uk, justice.gov.uk and number10.gov.uk have been hit by… Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by EnderX … got me thinking. What's the balance point between offering justice in the legal system, and extending mercy? I know what… Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by quintoncoert … offered mercy by >the state, rather than being executed. justice is about more than vengeance. it is also about retaining… Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by EnderX …? And am I getting the general consensus here is for justice over mercy to the convict? Re: Justice Department Offers Grants Against Internet Predators 15 Years Ago by tristan101 What exactly is the "mail-order-bride trade"? Is that where I can order a woman and she will be delivered to my door? Does she come Fedex or DHL? Does she come with a marriage certificate, hence the reference to her as a "bride"? So there is a "trade" in these brides. Is that like the trade in alligator skin or in… Re: Justice Department Offers Grants Against Internet Predators 15 Years Ago by DelphiProgramme What does the so-called "mail order bride" trade have to do with crimes against children? Most of what is referred to as "mail order bride" services are simply personals ads columns that feature international introductions. While female members tend to be younger than the male members in general, most are in their 20's and 30'… Re: Justice Department Offers Grants Against Internet Predators 15 Years Ago by slfisher It has nothing to do with it; it's spam. It'll be deleted shortly. Sorry for the inconvenience. Re: Tango Down: Anonymous #OpFreeAssange strikes Number 10 and UK Justice Dept 11 Years Ago by LastMitch >All of the government websites are back up and running this morning, but to be hit twice in the space of six months by such a DDoS attack is embarrassing to say the least for the powers that be. It's not as bad the America government. This has been happening monthly, I saw that on the news regarding how the American government is not strong … Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by TheGathering He claims that his single murder was because he was a hotheaded teenager, but the Death Penalty in the 'States is usually reserved for only premeditated murders. Premeditation isn't an action simply explained away by being hot headed. The courts obviously saw that between the way he killed the woman and his actions afterwards, he deserved death … Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by quintoncoert @ the gathering i have met real life ones like that! i was forced to do some manual labour for a while and one job was near a prison. these guys are really slick of tongue but every once in a while you hear some things about them. anyway in case hearing is not enough. also in south africa prisons are dominated by the numbers gangs. two … Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by EnderX [quote=TheGathering;414290]He claims that his single murder was because he was a hotheaded teenager, but the Death Penalty in the 'States is usually reserved for only premeditated murders. Premeditation isn't an action simply explained away by being hot headed. The courts obviously saw that between the way he killed the woman and his actions … Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by Dave Sinkula Actions have consequences. If that is lost on an individual, it is not an excuse. The individual is responsible for the actions, not some group of cells acting in concert. Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by Infarction The solution here is simple: don't keep him waiting for 30 years. :icon_rolleyes: Since it's too late for that, his punishment should still stand. He was convicted and he has to pay the consequence. Also, as quintioncoert said, it's a dangerous precedent. Before you know it, it'd be down to 5 years because as we all know, "doing time will … Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by MidiMagic I agree. The death penalty should be carried out the same year as the conviction. Now that we have DNA to clear a wrongly accused person in most cases, the probability of a false conviction has gone way down. Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by jasimp My opinion is that the death penalty is not as bad as it seems. Once you die your body stops working so all suffering you are feeling is lifted. Life in prison without parole, at a federal prison, kept in your cell for 22 hours a day is a lot worse. However seeing as we have the death penelty it should be carried out as soon as possible. Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by quintoncoert [QUOTE=jasimp;416357]My opinion is that the death penalty is not as bad as it seems. Once you die your body stops working so all suffering you are feeling is lifted. Life in prison without parole, at a federal prison, kept in your cell for 22 hours a day is a lot worse. However seeing as we have the death penelty it should be carried out as soon as… Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by jwenting If the murderous scumbag had shown mercy to his victims he'd not have gotten the death penalty. If he'd not insisted on going through the motions of appeal after useless appeal for 30 years and spending millions of taxpayer dollars he'd have been executed far sooner. Fry 'm all. Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by Infarction Hell, I coulda saved 'em a ton of time and money (which are really the same) just by spending a few bucks on some rope... it's reusable too, so they can keep using in and keep saving money. Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by quintoncoert @enderx i would only be in favour of quick execution if there is a valid reason. like he would die of natural causes before we could give him the rope. i dont know if infarction was trying to make a point but buying a rope and doing it quickly in order to save some money would work too. and yes consensus is to hang the fool. at least that … Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by jwenting rope, tree, lawyer. Some assembly required. Re: Discussion: Justice and Mercy 16 Years Ago by EnderX What's the lawyer for? To sue the corpse afterwards? By the time it reaches this point, I'm doubtful a lawyer'd be able to do much unless you're willing to permit the endless rounds of appeal. And my next question: How many people here are doing the same thing I suspect the original letter writer did, using the term 'mercy' when they really … IBM: An Unlikely Crime-Fighting Superhero 14 Years Ago by happygeek …predictive analytics technology, the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice relied upon Excel for basic analysis on projections… law abiding citizens". Meanwhile, the Ministry of Justice in the United Kingdom, is using the same predictive …quot; said a spokesperson from the Ministry of Justice. "SPSS technology gives us valuable insight … Security Journalist of the Year says UK is wrong to extradite Gary McKinnon 14 Years Ago by happygeek … suffer from a form of autism, or a fugitive from justice who was responsible for the biggest military hack of all… US where he has already been branded a fugitive from justice (for merely going through the legal process of appealing against… must he pay on your side of the water, is justice not served if he goes through the legal process here… How Did Microsoft Become the Underdog? 14 Years Ago by Techwriter10 …Microsoft has become the underdog. Want proof? The US Justice Department *and* the EU approved the search deal with …States approved the deal is not really news because Justice has rarely met a deal it didn't like…yahoo_microsoft.html"]Mac World reported[/URL] on the Justice Department's statement: [QUOTE]The Commission said its investigation… White House Asks Allies to Assist In Punishing Wikileaks 13 Years Ago by CatRambo …is reviewing them before releasing them. The Department of Justice is currently investigating the case and considering criminal charges …are protected. Sweden's office of the Chancellor of Justice has said that the Swedish location does not automatically protect… two violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.[youtube]Oh26qc3DCeo[/youtube] Politicians Twittering Badly 15 Years Ago by slfisher …-Va.). Good to know. "I did big wooohoo for Justice Ginsberg," Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) broadcast, misspelling the… name of the ailing Supreme Court justice, the paper said, adding that McCaskill could be seen applauding… Warning: Apple Hardware in Danger from the DOJ 14 Years Ago by khess The Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating [URL="http://www.ibm.com"]… is from an [URL="http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Justice-Dept-probing-IBMs-apf-3247734019.html?x=0"]article… Government Surveillance of Social Media Sites Questioned 14 Years Ago by slfisher … of EFF to the Central Intelligence Agency, the Department of Justice, the Department of Homeland Security, and other agencies, asking for… Department of Defense, the Central Intelligence Agency, the Department of Justice, the Department of the Treasury, and the Office of the…