and evening the death penalty. Capital punishment is a very difficult issue and there are as

many different opinions for or against it as there are people. Each yeah over two hundred

people are placed on death row. Some of those people deserve to be on death row and a

few don't but there is no way to separate the wrongly accused from those who belong. To

live or to die is the question that crosses every judges mind when the time comes to

prosecute a criminal. It is not an easy decision but it has to be made. Once the decision is

made to place someone on death row, there is no turning back, only the anticipation of

that day when a life is brought to an end slowly but surely. Those opposing capital

punishment think of losing a loved one to someone who has no meaning for taking a life.

those who are defending capital punishment, think about a loved one that maybe wrongly

accused and sentenced to death. There are two sides to capital punishment either to live or

There was a period were capital punishment was ruled unconstitutional by the

supreme court. Their reason for this was that th

penalty is nothing more than the state lowering there moral lively to that of a criminal and

is the most premeditated form of homicide of all. Jessica Spinler argues, "the death

the case and make sure that the alighted charges are correct. With all of these

say when asked why the support it. Some defenders feel that rotting in jail for the rest of

execution cost less than imprisonment, however with the cost of materials and

victims family as well as society." (Internet:Chance for convict to pay-back society.)

murderers in prison isn't a tough enough punishment. In jail they would have a chance

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