Can the death penalty be seen as the work of a vigilante? While on the surface this may seem like the case there are underlying factors that negate this theory. A vigilante is one who assumes the roles of jury and executioner on his own and carries out the sentence as he sees fit, which is obviously wrong. With a vigilante the accused has no opportunity to defend himsel

If used properly the death penalty can be a very effective tool in the prevention of the most serious crimes. If a person knows, without a doubt, that involving himself in a crime will bring about his demise, he is more likely to not carry out the offense. States should be consistent in their use of capitol punishment and see to it that it is carried out swiftly and not allow inmates to sit on death row for twenty years before their sentence is carried out. The appeals process needs to be sped up so that closure can come to the victims left behind by the perpetrators of these vile acts. It all boils down to this, no criminal that has suffered the fate he has brought upon himself, capitol punishment, has ever harmed another person. This fact alone ensures that capitol pu

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