The death penalty in the United States can be seen through the eyes of every
individual differently. For me the topic is very true to its nature if you did the crime you
must pay the ultimate price. So for my analysis on a stakeholder I choose the justice
system, simply because they are the ones behind the scenes who must decide what is right
or wrong in every case that comes to their desk. I will discuss the pros and cons that
come along with the justice system. Bias or not really think hard about how this has
affected the Justice system and the facts that go along with how decisions are made.
The pros for the Justice system is it constitutes a right to us Americans, where we
can at that point have a say in how we go about determining what is right …show more content…
Base on the results of the test, Herman Atkins was
released from in February 2000, after spending twelve years in prison for a crime he
did not commit.” () Think about this clearly forensics played a part in this, proving
that we are not always 100 percent accurate. Even though Herman was not on death
row, he was sentenced to 45 years, which may not be his life but think about the life
he did lose from being in prison.
The Justice system is very important to how decisions surround the way our
society malfunctions, or goes about their day-to-day lives. The pros may be that we
have a voice in the way the justice system can affect our society but at the same time
those people who are found innocent years later lost the lives that they once knew.
The Justice system is only human, but the reasons why innocent people get lost
through the justice system is amazing to me, and the people who have fought for
them to become the civilian they once knew. The next time you decided to step out
of your house, may be your last because even though we are improving technology
you may get prosecuted for something you didn’t do, so think about that
individual differently. For me the topic is very true to its nature if you did the crime you
must pay the ultimate price. So for my analysis on a stakeholder I choose the justice
system, simply because they are the ones behind the scenes who must decide what is right
or wrong in every case that comes to their desk. I will discuss the pros and cons that
come along with the justice system. Bias or not really think hard about how this has
affected the Justice system and the facts that go along with how decisions are made.
The pros for the Justice system is it constitutes a right to us Americans, where we
can at that point have a say in how we go about determining what is right …show more content…
Base on the results of the test, Herman Atkins was
released from in February 2000, after spending twelve years in prison for a crime he
did not commit.” () Think about this clearly forensics played a part in this, proving
that we are not always 100 percent accurate. Even though Herman was not on death
row, he was sentenced to 45 years, which may not be his life but think about the life
he did lose from being in prison.
The Justice system is very important to how decisions surround the way our
society malfunctions, or goes about their day-to-day lives. The pros may be that we
have a voice in the way the justice system can affect our society but at the same time
those people who are found innocent years later lost the lives that they once knew.
The Justice system is only human, but the reasons why innocent people get lost
through the justice system is amazing to me, and the people who have fought for
them to become the civilian they once knew. The next time you decided to step out
of your house, may be your last because even though we are improving technology
you may get prosecuted for something you didn’t do, so think about that