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Thu, 04 Apr 2013 21:38:00 -0400

The ones unacceptable undeniable truth lies in the history of the death penalty is that innocent people have been wrongly killed because of a fatal mistake in choosing the wrong suspect to face the death penalty and its illogical murder that is funded and promoted by the state. One instance where the death penalty was said to kill an innocent person was the controversial story of Troy Davis, in which a Black male by the name of Troy Davis was said to be wrongly accused of committing a murder. Substantial evidence was brought up after the trail which could have proven that Troy Davis was falsely accused falsely convicted and truly innocent, but instead of reviewing this evidence the Georgia Board of Paroles and Pardons refused to grant him clemency and as a result he died by lethal injection on September 21, 2011 . “Troy Davis was executed this evening for the murder of an off-duty policeman after the U.S. Supreme Court denied a last-minute stay of execution amid widespread public doubts about his guilt.Davis, 42, died at 11:08 p.m. ET, according to a Georgia Department of Corrections official. His death by lethal injection came after an approximately four-hour delay for legal review.” - CURRY, COLLEEN, and MICHAEL S. JAMES. “Troy Davis Executed After Stay Denied by Supreme Court.” The death penalty exposes the major flaws that lie in the american judicial court system its a shameful flaw that needs to be reviewed and ratified especially when one considers that this system controls the out come of life and death.Another case in which someone was wrongfully killed at the hands of the death penalty is the case

Biased

Thu, 04 Apr 2013 05:50:00 -0400

The death penalty is extremely biased towards the type of people that it reaps. Most of them are at the hands of jury and a judge that may find them eligible and obligated to feel the full extent of the law by sentencing them to death, not because their crime was extremely heinous but because the color of their skin and in other cases their inability to pay for the necessary legal defense and this all results into the death of the accused. The people that are without the funds to hire adequate legal council are forced to settle for council provided by the state and in most times the legal council provided by the state isn’t necessarily the most desirable legal council especially in a case that may have an individuals life on the line. If the individual were to be convicted of a crime the resulted in him receiving the death penalty this alone could be seen as an injustice and a form of discrimination that has disadvantaged the individual all just because he/she could not receive proper representation. “because adequate investigation and good legal counsel come very,very high. but it is all completely out of reach of the poor. The poor man unless some public interest organization happens to see an important issue in his case can no more afford a really adequate defense than he can afford a year’s cruise around the wold on a a luxury liner. He may luck out, one way or another. but he will be very heavily handicapped from the beginning.” Black, Charles L. “The Warping Effects of Race and Poverty.” It is highly unfortunate how the resulting effect of being poor and underprivileged in the court room can result in death but the unfortunate situation is very much reality and happens quite often. Race is also a major deciding factor in this court room as well not only are most minority races going to be disadvantaged in the court room for the most part but they dont have the necessary funds to provide themselves adequate legal assistance as well. ” or where vague and ambiguous concepts be applied to concrete facts, we are one and all susceptible to the tendency to see things in a better or worse light depending on our general sympathies; we fight against this but in the end only the self deluding thing think they can wholly avoid it.” Black, Charles L. “The Warping Effects of Race and Poverty.” Basically there is an underlying sense of ambiguity and uncertainty when a person of color is to be judged. Depending on the individuals in the jury and the judge’s values and “sympathies” these factors may be the deciding factor for the defendants fate which is truly unfair and unjust. Race and Financial status are the biases that commonly intervene in court cases that involve the death penalty thus the death penalty should be ratified or abolished.

Deterrence

Thu, 04 Apr 2013 02:27:00 -0400

The death penalty should be abolished as a form of punishment because it does not effectively deter crime. A study was done in the United States in which the death penalty and the amount of homicides in the a total of 48 states were collected starting from the year 1970 to the year 1995. It was concluded that “States with the death penalty have higher murder rates than non-death-penalty state. Moreover, these raters have risen and fallen in similar patterns over the years, suggesting that capital punishment has little or no deterrent effect” Nortis, Christine. “The Death Penalty Homicide Rates.”. Deterrence of crime should be a main reason why the death penalty should be instilled in society and if this isnt being achieved successfully then there should be absolutely no other reason why capital punishment should further exist in america’s judicial system of a form of punishment. Another piece of significant evidence that further supports the claim that capital punishment does not deter crime is this excerpt on an elaborate study that correlated Crime(mostly homicides) along with the death penalty “Over the decades the finding from comparative studies were very consistent and quite contrary to the deterrence thesis. For example, studies of changes in murder rates before and after the abolition and/or reinstatement of capital punishment revealed that states that abolished the death penalty did not experience usual increases in homicides Rather, abolition and or reintroduction of capital punishment was sometimes followed by an increase in murders and sometimes not. Also contrary to the deterrence thesis, simple comparisons of retention and abolitionist jurisdictions showed that the provision for the death penalty had no discernible effect on murder rates for death penalty states”. Bedau, Hugo Adam. “The Controversy over Deterrence and Incapacitation.” The preceding information goes to show that existence of the death penalty does not necessarily deter crime. The death penalties inability to deter crime alone should be taken into account when considering the disestablishment of capital punishment. It can easily be asked “if its not working why would we still use it?”

P1

Thu, 04 Apr 2013 02:19:00 -0400

The Death Penalty is a tool that should be abolished as a form of punishment because it does not deter crime,it is used with racial bias,Wrongfully Convicted Innocent individuals have and may be killed be executed, and it cost taxpayers an excessive amount of money to continue this punishment. As the facts will show the Death Penalty should be abolished because of the said factors, many countries have long abolished the death penalty as a form of punishment but in the western world the United States has seemed to clench to this bloody wild west past time in which killing people is justified with no regards whether or not an innocent individual is executed,whether the actually existence of capital punishment deters crime,whether the actually penalty targets individuals unfairly or even if the entire process cost an extensive amount of money.

The Death Penalty

Thu, 04 Apr 2013 01:57:00 -0400

Michael Asamoah

Capital Punishment has been a practice that has existed since the dawn of modern civilization.The practice has been implemented in a multitude of societies and cultures for many centuries as a tool to punish those that have sinned,disobeyed,deviated, and dishonored in a society in order to bring about justice. It is also seen as a tool that brings justice rather swiftly some would argue too swiftly.Many have been chosen to face capital punishment without the usage of judicial due process in which no trail is given and the fate of an individuals life is held by the executioner. Till this day capital punishment is held responsible for the extensive amount of casualties. Some being recorded from the 17th century during in the sprawl of the french revolution capital punishment was used excessively in which the usage guillotine was very popular, many fell victim to its swift blade and many doing so without due process.During the Middle Ages the implementation of the Breaking Wheel was also used in which the executioner would use a large wooden wheel and break various bones in the convicted individuals body there were so many intricate ways to engage in torturer the individual, that special instructions were given in ways to torture the person. Some would find a grim joy in doing this that some would keep the convict alive for hours and even days as the executioner chose to do their worst. It is also very apparent that the death penalty has been well justified in its usage against those that have committed absolute heinous and as some would say unforgivable crimes, some even go on to say that the death penalty alone shouldnt be used but that the individual deserves to suffer further than a simple execution. Through the progression of time capital punishment has been perceived to be less severe and today has been relatively painless process if and when administered by a proper judicial system. The underlying question that remains is if the death penalty should still be used even though it can and has been used unfairly as well as it being a tool that has made victims of innocent.

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