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    over to the government. This is a risk one is taking when he decides to pull a trigger or plunge a knife‚ but is it really up to our justice system to decide one’s fate? There are many issues that address this question of capital punishment such as religion‚ the effect on society‚ restitution being denied‚ the possible "wrongly accused"‚ and the rights of the convicted. But how often do these concepts creep into the public’s mind when it hears of our ’fair‚ trusty’ government taking away someone’s

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    Topic: Capital Punishment General Purpose: To argue Specific Purpose: To argue that the United States should outlaw capital punishment in all fifty states. Thesis Statement: Capital Punishment should be outlawed in all fifty states because: (1) capital punishment once executed cannot be undone‚ and (2) the cost process of capital punishment isn’t worth the expense. Introduction I. [Attention Getter] Imagine being sentenced to die. A. The United States gives you‚ the offender‚ five options to proceed

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    the price for what they did by going to prison? Or should their live be terminated as a consequence for their actions? This is a hot issue of whether we should keep the capital punishment or abandon it. When serial killers are committing a crime they never think of themselves as being the victim of death someday. Capital punishment is one of the many ways to teach murderers that for every action there is a consequence. Everyone has the right to live. No one has the right to take another human’s life

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    Capital Punishment and the Death Penalty The old saying goes‚ "an eye for an eye‚" and as for me‚ I agree. How many people feel it ’s the right thing to do to murder those who have murdered? Many families have lost loved ones due to violent crimes and murders criminals have committed. We read about and see on TV heinous crimes being committed‚ innocent families being slaughtered‚ and children being violated. I can ’t imagine how much pain victims must feel and go through‚ but I know that if

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    they pitch for the abolishment of capital punishment (death penalty) from the judicial process. The lengthy list of the terms which are not quite acceptable in a democracy begins with terms like capital punishment and death penalty. That‚ however‚ doesn’t mean that this form of punishment is not acceptable in a democracy. In fact‚ two of the largest democracies in the world - India and the United States of America‚ both have the provision for capital punishment as a part of their legal system. "Indeed

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    The Use of Capital Punishment could never be justified in a civilised society The issue of whether or not capital punishment should be used is a highly debated topic by all of the world’s leading political figures. There are many people who think that the use of capital punishment should continue; however‚ this essay will explain to you the dangers‚ disadvantages and misconceptions about the death penalty. Since 1973‚ over 130 people in the USA have been released from the death row due to evidence

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    Although proponents of capital punishment think that the death penalty is cheaper than life imprisonment because defendants will not have to be cared for after the execution‚ it is unlikely the case if the cost is based on the appeals process (SB). Capital punishment costs tax payers more than a life sentence because there are two different trials in capital prosecutions and each death row inmate is entitled to an appeal which imposes additional costs. In “The Costliest Punishment: A Correction Administrator

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    Draft Execution Everyone has different thoughts on punishments for different crimes. There are currently thirty-three states that support the death penalty (Deathpeanltyinfo.org 1). Over the passing years punishment for crimes has gone soft. Whenever the words “death penalty” are said it raises such debate whether or not it is right or wrong. An eye for an eye my father told me when I was growing up. For that to be true in todays society we need the death penalty and much more. Today our “eye

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    supporting and against the use of the death penalty. The death penalty which is also known as capital punishment is the punishment of a crime by execution. (Washington Post 2008: e.data) Such extreme sentences are awarded for very serious crimes such as premeditated murder‚ multiple murders‚ repeated crimes‚ rape and murder and so on‚ where the offender is considered to be of an ongoing danger to society. (Washington Post 2008: e.data) Many people across America support the use of the death penalty

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    There is a serious controversy when it comes to capital punishment. A question is raised as to whether the death penalty should be abolished or upheld. Capital punishment creates psychological damage to many of those involved‚ costs much more than keeping an inmate in prison for life‚ and ultimately is morally reasonable. I would like to argue that it is not economic‚ moral‚ or effective to justify the death penalty. Though it may seem improbable‚ keeping someone in prison for life costs millions

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