CRIM 103 Lecture Notes - Drive Theory, Castration, Caudate Nucleus

How is suffocation like cyanide? Poisons harm the body through many different mechanisms. Many inhibit important enzymes, while others paralyze nerve and muscle functions, and others simply burn the linings of the stomach or lungs. Cyanide acts on a cellular process we considered in Module 2.

What specifically does cyanide do to which process that makes it harmful?

How to minimize potential risks of harm when the on-line survey is conducted?

Before trial, courts may act to shield the accused from the punitive power of the state through the use of pretrial release. In doing so, how can they balance the rights of the defendant against the potential for future harm that he or she may represent?