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    Abolishing Death Penalty

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    be justice system. The system is really sort of a shady business, and rules that we have to follow. Some argue against the fact of abolishing the Death Penalty, states that if the people know that there is a chance they would be placed on Death Row, less crimes would be the…

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    eighth amendment being passed, there’s no more execution taking place; however, in 1977, execution resume. Since then Texas had conducted more execution than any other states. There are five methods of execution. The five methods of execution are lethal injections, electrocution, gas chamber, hanging, and firing squad. Out of these five methods of execution, I believe that the electrocution is very inhumane compared to the other four. All of the methods are very inhumane in their own ways, but I…

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    the Ku Klux Klan is proof of it. Graham was executed by lethal injection. Graham lawyers have failed him also, the corrupt system. Which most people do not have any idea about what it takes to find someone guilty or the cost of the death penalty vs life in prison without parole? (Report: Gary Graham, 2000). Texas spends each year 2.3 million dollars of tax payer’s money on the death penalty. Life sentence without parole is three times less expensive. The reason for this is it is a very slow…

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    Mahatma Gandhi once said “An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind”. There has always been controversy revolving around whether capital punishment is the proper way to serve justice upon certain circumstances. There are more humane ways of dealing with crime and conflict rather than the death penalty. There are multiple reasons why there is controversy revolving around capital punishment. There have been too many cases where the wrongly accused have been sentenced to death…

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    of Virginia in 1608” ( “Part I” 1). He was executed for spying. When the Nineteenth Century started, the abolitionist movement, or abolishing of slave labor, began to take over in the northeast. This led to more state penitentiaries being built and less capital crimes being carried out (“Part I” 1). Pennsylvania was the first state to move the capital crimes punishment out of the eye of the public and began carrying it out in “correctional facilities” (Part I” 1); they no longer had public…

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    The defendant Lee Robinson is charged with manslaughter. As the defendants actions leading to the offence did not constitute acceptable behaviour and that the result ended up with a man loosing his life because of Mr. Lee Robinson actions the maximum penalty for manslaughter in the UK is a life sentence. Despite the severity of his crime in the criminal courts a defendant may be able to reduce their sentence by co-operating after the fact. In the Uk a life sentence is 20 years imprisonment…

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    In July 1992, Jack Greene was on trial for the murder of Sidney Bennett whom he beat, tied up, and stabbed all before shooting her prior to fleeing the scene from Arkansas to Oklahoma. He was then found guilty and sentenced to be put to death by capital punishment. Greene, aged 62, faces his execution date of November 9, 2017, about 25 years after the origin of his crime. His lawyers justify that his execution would be unconstitutional since Greene’s profound mental illness was not a…

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    Death Penalty In America

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    The death penalty is a controversial subject in the United States. This form of punishment, “dates as far back as the Eighteenth Century B.C. in the Code of King Hammurabi of Babylon” (Death Penalty). The death penalty was utilized even before America was formed as a consequence of crime. Initially, America did not use the death penalty as a capital punishment, but America was influenced by Britain and adapted it as repercussion to acts of felony. Today, while the death penalty has many…

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    Ruben Cantu Murder Case

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    In 1985 Ruben Cantu was convicted of Capital Murder for the death of Pedro Gomez, he was one year shy of being 18 years old at the time he was convicted. On the account of two “eyewitnesses” the police built a case around the teen he was later found guilty for the murder after witnesses identified him as the suspect and sentenced him to the death penalty. On April 24 1993,Ruben Cantu was executed at the age of 26.He was wrongfully executed. Since 1976 the United States has executed 1,429…

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    In 1984, Romell Broom was sentenced to death because of kidnapping, raping, and then murdering a 14 year old girl. He was sentenced to death by lethal injection, and the execution attempt didn't happen until 2009. He was then injected at least 18 times before the execution attempt was stopped by the governor. Broom said that the pain was so bad he cried and screamed. His lawyers argued that he should be taken off death row, but he was left on death row (Jabali-Nash). The death penalty…

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