Every one has heard of a case where a defendant was put to death because of what a group of people assumed one did. For instance take the bombing Oklahoma City; a man by the name Timothy McVeigh was given the death penalty. He was accused of killing 168 people and wounding 600 more, and there were a lot of people that were affected by the act of utter terrorism. McVeigh knew as he was making he bomb and putting in place to blow up the government building that if he was caught what he woud

There has also been a lot controversy in being discriminated against in cases concerning the death penalty, largely in he areas of mental health, race and juveniles. In 1986 in the case Ford vs. Wainwright the courts banned the execution of a insane person. Then in 1989 it was decided the mental retardation would become a consideration in the case of executing a person. In the 1980's it was said hat no one under the age of 16 at the time of he crime should be executed.

be facing the death penalty. After he was suspected of being the terrorist he along with allot of other people knew that he had been caught. He went through a fair and just trial, it took several years to finish the process but he has now been proven guilty and been put to death.

It is important to support the government in its decisions to enforce capital punishment. The death penalty has been around since the be

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