The death penalty. It’s the highest punishment that can be dished to a convicted person. The problem is that the system of condemning one to that sentence is highly inaccurate. As the article said, “...around 120 of the 3,000 inmates on death row in America are not guilty.” That’s much to high of a number to tolerate. Even one is too much. This punishment is supposed to end the most dangerous and effective criminals. How then are innocent people being killed for the sake of ‘justice’? “False convictions...are extremely difficult to detect after the fact,” said a law professor, Samuel R. Gross from the University of Michigan and Barbara O'Brien from Michigan wrote in the Proceedings of the National Academy of science. This shows
