Would you be able to serve on a jury and sentence the defendant to the death penalty if he/she were found guilty of a crime that the court felt warranted the death penalty?
Have you ever faked being ill to avoid doing something you didn’t want to do?
Would you state you were guilty of a crime you didn't commit to free a loved one?
Everyone have a great Monday. I'm on vacation and most likely won't get around to visit you all. If you'd like to be added to the players list and haven't been, please email me with your name and site.
12 comments:
These questions were great..very thought provoking and soul searching!
Have a great vacation, Lisa!
"thought provoking" was exactly the phrase I was thinking of! :)
Oh, and I'm not sure if this is the right place for this, but I recently moved my blog from blogger. The new address is http://barnmouse.wordpress.com (different from the one in the sidebar) ;)
Great questions this week. As a law school graduate, I enjoyed exploring the moral issues posed, and delving into a little bit of British jurisprudence.
Have a great vacation.
Like always very good questions.
Especially question 1 has been subject of discussion often in my country.
http://ask-laane.blogspot.com/2007/10/manic-monday_22.html
I almost didn't play cause I couldn't find satisfying answers (satisfying to myself, that is) -- you will see that my answers are still very indecisive :P
Hope you have a great vacation!
My answers are up. Good questions.
Great questions...
wow I ahve never thought about those questions before.
very interesting questions this week...I'm curious to read all the responses!
I love the questions! This is my first week of Manic Monday, but I'll definitely be back for more!
The questions today pushed a couple of my buttons...
:-)
Mine is here! =))
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