bl00dshooter

In my country (Brazil), we have neither death sentences nor life sentences. We have a maximum sentencing of around 30 years, and you can get out in 1/6 of that time with good behavior, even for crimes such as murder. Obviously, many people feel that this is not fair punishment, and that criminals are literally getting away with murder. Point being, the US and Brazil are in opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to punishment, and both seem like flawed approaches.

What country would you say has the best legal system when it comes to this, and what are the things that it does right that others don't?

If tony horton says that he'll never be super big and muscular, I might as well give up now haha

Am I missing something or was that an example of the cameras actually being a good thing? Because that seems like extremely reckless behavior from the driver.

Nothing Should be mandatory- just highly recommended

Could you elaborate a bit more on this, please? Do you believe that even such important subjects as Math and your primary language (in your case Russian) should be optional? Does it work this way in the schools you founded?

A prenup is a great solution, but keep in mind that if you live in a community property state in the US (Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin) all assets acquired during marriage (including a house, car, etc.) will be divided equally in case of a divorce, even if you have a prenup or you paid for it.