“…the modern death penalty remains slow, costly and uncertain,” quoted from the article the Death of the Death Penalty, written by David Von Drehle. In this article, Drehle highlights the various factors that truly exemplifies the death penalty. With provided quotes and graphs to emphasize and visualize Drehle’s standpoint of the death penalty. As well as, a five proclaimed reasons that Drehle studied and wrote about, “the end of this troubled system is creeping into view.”
Subsequently, as quoted from the article, “…prosecutors, judges, and jurors are concluding that the modern death penalty is a failed experiment.” And it is due to the costly amount, “the reality is that capital punishment is nothing more than an expensive, wasteful and risky government program.” I can agree with this statement because it is true, it is taking our money and over working it. Hence, as mentioned, the five reasons to why the death penalty is hitting a wall, as I learned, we are not getting better at it because of the denying of pharmaceutical companies supplying out killing. Crime rate is declining as oppose to the beginning, as quoted from the article, “a new crime wave was building, and states rushed to restore capital punishment by passing laws meant to eliminate arbitrary results and racial discrimination. …show more content…
Likewise, as mentioned in the article, “the facts are irrefutable, and the logic is clear,” to say that the death penalty, opinioned by Drehle, “a form of punishment for those who commit capital murder, and I now believe…should be abolished.” I forward his
Subsequently, as quoted from the article, “…prosecutors, judges, and jurors are concluding that the modern death penalty is a failed experiment.” And it is due to the costly amount, “the reality is that capital punishment is nothing more than an expensive, wasteful and risky government program.” I can agree with this statement because it is true, it is taking our money and over working it. Hence, as mentioned, the five reasons to why the death penalty is hitting a wall, as I learned, we are not getting better at it because of the denying of pharmaceutical companies supplying out killing. Crime rate is declining as oppose to the beginning, as quoted from the article, “a new crime wave was building, and states rushed to restore capital punishment by passing laws meant to eliminate arbitrary results and racial discrimination. …show more content…
Likewise, as mentioned in the article, “the facts are irrefutable, and the logic is clear,” to say that the death penalty, opinioned by Drehle, “a form of punishment for those who commit capital murder, and I now believe…should be abolished.” I forward his