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Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en death Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors deadlyx and neuromancer
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en him to go to prison Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors diveden
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en occasionally justice Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors bertwoodall
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en serving justice Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors logicexecution
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en justice Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors aussiesue
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en enforcing law in society Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors liza
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en an injust ruling Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors raiad1024
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en imprisonment Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors alexei1975
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en torturous Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors oldirtygecko
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en orgasming Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors ummon
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en a personal sense of comfort Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors rsoeldner
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en he'll improve Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors archangel
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en sadness Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors chuddy
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en a sobering experience Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors rgoudie
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en guilt Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors p4ntz
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en a serious matter Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors annedog
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en controlling what happens to the criminal Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors stray
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en questioning your decision Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors diantell
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en a person to go to jail Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors shesse
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en extremely difficult Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors cs
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en public outcry Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors raiad1024
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en stress Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors annedog
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en release of the jury Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors laserjoy
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en an unsettled conscience Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors digby
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en judgement Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors ilk
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en anxiety and concern Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors johntren
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en serious Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors zenkatz
en deciding a criminal s fate
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en jail Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors pippiiscream
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