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    The family of an Ohio inmate whose Thursday execution took nearly 25 minutes and was marked with ten minutes of gasping and struggling will file a lawsuit over the circumstances of his death.Dennis McGuire was put to death using a combination of intravenous drugs that had never before been used in a lethal injection execution. John Paul Rion, the attorney representing McGuire’s children in their lawsuit, said at a press conference that the execution violated McGuire’s constitutional protection…

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    penalty is the means through which it is performed. Presently, the most popular method in which an execution is conducted is through intravenous administration of a lethal injection. The most common method of lethal injection uses a three-drug combination: an anesthetic, a paralytic…

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    have the death penalty instated. California is one of them (deathpenaltyinfo.org). On March 3, 1893 the first execution at San Quentin State Prison in California occurred. The method of execution was hanging. On December 2, 1938 the first execution by lethal injection occurred. This method was implemented to replace hanging (cdcr.ca.gov). By 1967, there had not been any executions for 25 years and it was decided in February of 1972 by the California Supreme Court that the death penalty…

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    Creative ideas, such as using different methods for executions are now becoming part of the plan. “While the 31 states with death penalty laws use lethal injection drugs as the main method for executions, some of them have options,” explains Chavez. For example, some states have the option of the gas chamber, hanging, electric chair, or firing squad. On the opposing side, critics…

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    judges are the ones who decide what kind of execution the prisoner gets and what date, although the own criminal can decide for himself too. The judge decides whether or not the criminal gets the death penalty or not. The death penalty has a long history and it has changed over the period of time. Many people approve it while others are against it. Although the death penalty executions cost 1.2 million dollars, people still allow them. Most executions that are given are because of any kind of…

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    Simmon's execution. During this time the U.S. Supreme Court decided Atkins v. Virginia ruled that executing the mentally disabled violated the Eighth and fourteenth Amendment prohibitions on cruel and unusual punishment because a majority of Americans found it cruel and unusual. This made the Missouri Supreme Court decide to reconsider Simmons' case. Using the reasoning from the Atkins case, the Missouri court decided that the U.S. Supreme Court's 1989 decision in Stanford v. Kentucky, which…

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    state through the form of execution. Whether it be for a minor crimes such as who you sleep with to more serious crime such as acts of terrorism and murder. There are not many countries who still use the death penalty as punishment, more and more countries have been in favor for abolishing the death penalty in the last 100 years or so; 140 in total. Of the countries that still use the death penalty, the United States, China, Iran, and North Korea carried out the most executions in this last…

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    Capital punishment, or the death penalty, is the practice of executing criminals who have been convicted of a serious crime and, consequently, have been handed a death sentence. Criminals have been put to death for thousands of years, though the execution methods have changed drastically since then to present day. Americans today have…

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    Execution is putting your plans into action to create a successful business (Favaro, 2015). According to a radio interview between Jesse Torres and Bahaa Moukadam, founder of SeeMetrics Partners, Bahaa Moukadam stated that “eighty percent of people do not succeed when it comes to the execution phase of their strategies.” Although the implementing stage and communication share a special relationship communication goes hand in hand with the execution phase as well. The people…

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    From 1973 to 2017, approximately one hundred and sixty-one inmates on death row have been released, due to their innocence (“Innocence: List of Those Freed From Death Row”). Yet, this year alone, forty-four executions have been scheduled and six inmates have been executed. Although the death penalty remains legal in some states, it is an out of date and inhumane way to deal with criminals and should be outlawed. Capital punishment has many disadvantages, including the cost, the consistency of…

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