Death Penalty

A detailed Summary of Death Penalty

Try to imagine that you have just been sentenced, and the verdict was guilty and the sentence was capital punishment. What the courts did not now was that you where wrongly convicted of the crime and where really innocent. After months of trying to appeal the case, on the grounds that you are innocent, but your death sentence gets carried out, months latter it was discovered that you where wrongly convinced of a capital crime. Think this could never happen; think again, 23 innocent people have been mistakenly excited this century alone. Also each year, approximately 4.5 people who have been convinced of capital crimes have been found to be actually innocent. If these are not enough reasons against the death penalty how about being inhuman, making murders into heroes, curl and usual punishment, applied unfairly to minorities, and the high cost, just to name a few.

Innocent people can and have been executed, not only adults but children as well. Over sixty-nine people have been released since 1972 as a result of being wrongly convicted. Also each year around 4.5 people have been wrongly convicted of capital crimes. According to a 1987 study, 23 people who were innocent of the crimes, which they wer

Capital punishment is a very curl and inhuman way to kill a criminal. In the case of Willy Francis, the electric chair misfired, and Willy was hurt very badly. He went to the hospital were he was treated and healed, but he did not go back to prison, he went back to the electric chair where he died. Another case that shows the death penalty is curl and usual punishment is in the case of Carl Chessman. Chessman was on death row for nine years, and about every two to three times a month he would be told he was going to be executed. But for those nine year just when they were about to flip the switch the warden would stop it, and Carl would go back to his cell. This was unconditional because of judicial delay, which means they kept on delaying his death. Each time they did that it was curl punishment, because he did not know when and if he was going to die.

Capital punishment is applied unfairly and racist to people of different gender, race, and age. Around 40% of death row inmates are black, but only 8% of the population are black. In cases with white victims and black defendants they were five times more likely to receive death sentences. In resent studies males dormant the prison system more than females, about 85% to 15%. This in part because men are more aggregative, they like to fight and they seek revenge, women are more quit and like to talk about things.

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