Capital Punishment

Warda Shazadi

-Warda Shaza

Each year, 250 people are added to death row and 35 are executed. Capital punishment is the harshest form or condemnation. It is a highly controversial issue and is therefore not practiced in all parts of the world. Putting and end to someone’s life is a cruel and unusual form of punishment. One can clearly see the barbaric ritual as a violation of human dignity. The fear of death has proven not to deter criminals from committing crimes. When executing the alleged, there is always a slight chance that he/she is innocent. That alone should be reason enough to discontinue with the practice. Capital punishment is morally wrong and allows humans to play God. This Barbaric ritual should be banned in all parts of the world.

Capital punishment is a relic of barbarism. The act is morally wrong. The methods though which executions are made involve physical, emotional and mental torture. Who was it that gave humans the authority to play God? If the state in which the punishment is being condemned claims that taking a life is wrong, how can

. . .
Some common words found in the essay are:
Capital Punishment, Warda Shazadi, Law School, God Barbaric, Lex Talionis, Ehrlich United, capital punishment, Countries Canada, practice capital punishment, practice capital, God Contrary, barbaric ritual, death penalty, Denmark Switzerland, life life, innocent death, morally wrong, play god, slight chance, taking life,
Approximate Word count = 923
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)