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    osac.gov/pages/ContentReportDetails.aspx?cid=17216). In 2014 more specifically the murder rate significantly increased and brought about many ideas as to what could be done to cope with the growing concerns. As a result, the old age measure of Capital Punishment being implemented resurfaced with individuals believing that the death penalty would provide…

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    Pro Capital Punishment

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    treat those who have committed heinous crimes with the same amount of disregard that they have displayed. In the United States and many other countries, capital punishment, also known as the death penalty, is a method of punishing these convicts. As a current controversial ‘hot topic’, there are many people who are strongly against capital punishment. Despite this, it can be heavily supported that the death penalty is justified when it is put into consideration with the crimes committed. For…

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    and are caught should not be allowed a future. Is Capital Punishment morally right or wrong? Is it our decision and our right to take away someone else’s life for committing a crime? Capital Punishment is the legal authorization to kill someone as punishment for a crime. Capital Punishment is currently legal in thirty-two states, including California and illegal in 18 of our smaller states. Some of the procedures used to inflict this punishment are through lethal injections, electrocution, gas…

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    offenses, the U.S. federal government and 31 of its states are still holding on to capital punishment. This controversy is very emotionally and hotly debated throughout the country, whenever violent crimes are brought to our attention, but rarely can a common ground be found as to whether the death penalty is an appropriate form of punishment. Because the death penalty no longer meets any societal aims and trials for capital…

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    Capital punishment, the United States law that is enforced on society’s most dangerous criminals such as rapist and murderers to “ensure” the safety of citizen and deter crimes as promised. As of right now, there are thirty eight states in the United States that have a death penalty and the cost of the death penalty for each state is different but one thing in similar is it’s not worth spending so much money on killing somebody that could face a better way of punishment. Many believe that the…

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    Repeal Capital Punishment

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    repeal capital punishment. This is a risk we shouldn’t take, by having the death…

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    Silverman asked the class a question, “Are you for or against capital punishment?” The majority of the class already knew where they stood on this controversial topic but I was part of the five to six people that had no idea where I stood. Through the past 14 weeks I have ample amounts of time to contemplate to figure out what my position was on capital punishment. I am now proud to say that I am wholeheartedly against capital punishment. The process of finally picking a side was very tedious…

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    The use of capital punishment is a very touchy subject, as the author’s comment, the emotional suffering involved in such cases interfere with logic, scientific facts and true justice. How can you tell someone that has lost a loved one that the convicted murderer’s life should be spared? Religious beliefs have for centuries guided American’s moral boundaries, for instance the eye for an eye statement has been a constant staple in the justice arena. To further add, the author’s also point out the…

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    disallowing cruel and unusual punishment. So far, eighteen out of the fifty states have made executions illegal, while three others have halted it under their current governors. Corporal punishments should be made illegal in the remaining thirty-two states. The reasons for this include the execution of potentially innocent victims, the racism involved in deciding who is guilty, and the unreliable consistency of the use of corporal punishment. The use of corporal punishment has never been fair or…

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    Why Is Capital Punishment?

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    Capital Punishment is the practice of executing someone as a punishment for a crime they have committed. Suitably, it is often referred to as the Death Penalty. This form of punishment can be dated back to (remove?) almost four thousand years in the Code of King Hammaurabi, and is often reserved for the most detestable of crimes such as murder, terrorism, and high treason. Currently, about 140 countries around the world have abolished the Death Penalty, and although 57 countries impose this…

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