no reason what so ever. This devastates you, and you plan to murder your unfair

boss. Your plan succeeds and you successfully murder him. You're now convicted

to go on death row. Yes, it's your fault, and yes, your very guilty of murder, but

should this crime really be the reason of your death? Should you be sentenced to

the death penalty? Some people who support capitol punishment would say yes,

you took a life so give up yours. Others would say no, death will never be a fair

punishment. With out a doubt, I agree with the second answer. Even though you

may have took a persons life, yours shouldn't also be taken away! I believe that

two people dead is much worse than one. After you read my essay, on why the

death penalty it is very inhuman, you will soon agree with me that it's wrong.

On the other hand, picture you, or a close friend, as the victim of a heinous

crime. Even though you might want that person who committed the crime to be

killed for all its worth, it still shouldn't be done. This is my first reason why the

Death Penalty should be demolished: when thought of mentally, yes, the death

innocence, but police refused it. It is hard to justify whether a person is guilty or

even though they are already dead. Each week, at least one innocent person is

the words of our Lord, so why betray him when he has asked us not to do so? In

Even 67% of law officials do not believe that capital punishment reduces the

avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God; for it is written "Vengeance

put a moratorium on all executions, and more short term stops of executions are

In the New Testament, Romans 12:19 has this written: "Beloved, never

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Approximate Word count = 1353
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)