What is the meaning of this excerpt? the speaker believes that she and her peers ought to be in charge of assigning sentences in
cases like hesters. the speaker believes she and her peers ought to be acknowledged for their good standing in the community. the speaker believes that the older women of the church ought to be allowed to serve as magistrates. the speaker believes that the magistrates have been too strict in their handling of hesters case?
The meaning of this letter from The Scarlet Letter is that the speaker believes that she and her peers ought to be in charge of assigning sentences in cases like Hester's. The speaker clearly demonstrated that with the good reputation that they have, they can sentence anyone just like Hester.
First Degree murder is the answer. It has to premeditated meaning it was done
intentionally. It also involved planning
the crime. It can call for the death
penalty if the suspect is found guilty of the crime. But if he only played a small part in the
crime, he will not get the death penalty.
