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    Death Penalty Outline

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    Outline. Thesis Point 1: brief history of the death penalty Point 2: costs of putting a criminal on death penalty Point 3: worldwide use of the death penalty Point 4: Juveniles on death row Point 5: alternatives to the use of the death penalty Point 6: possible error in killing someone who is innocent Point 7: death penalty protects society from dangerous criminals Point 8: effectiveness of the death penalty Sources: Gage Freeman American Politics Dr. Bill Curren 15 October 2012

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    Sytoria Wahid Outline Title: Death Penalty Topic : Death Row General Purpose: To persuade the audience that using the death penalty is wrong and should be illegal and every state that upholds that justice. Specific Purpose: How does the death penalty help the community? Introduction I. Methods of the death penalty II. To prove the understanding of death row III. The value/fundamental of death row IV. How can the death penalty changer america? V. Concepts‚Consequences

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    Let the Punishment Fit the Crime The death penalty is a form of punishment used for convicted criminals who have committed a capital crime. Initially‚ the first established death penalty laws date as far back as the Eighteenth Century B.C. in the city-state of Babylon. The death penalty was used for about 25 different crimes stated in the Hammaurabi Code. By the Tenth Century A.D. Britain adopted this method as a usual punishment for many crimes. Eventually‚ when the colonies in the Americas were

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    Pro Death PenaltyBy‚ Valon MelaThe death penalty should be kept as a punishment in our court systems. It should be kept because it helps crime rates drop‚ helps give closure‚ serves justice‚ and more. Even though it gives a great outcome to the system there are people who argue against it. People against say that capital punishment is not rite‚ innocent people get killed‚ and its cruel and unusual punishment; yet none of those facts are proven‚ in fact‚ there is prove against them. Ultimately the

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    In society today there are many different opinions on capital punishment. I’m a strong believer in our nations system to bring justice and give a fair trial. I’m also pro death penalty. I believe in capital punishment only if the crime is severe in such crimes as murderers‚ raping‚ and serial killing ect. For example if a criminal is jailed‚ he may again commit the same crime after being released from prison. Giving him capital punishment would make sure that the society is safe from being attacked

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    Death Penalty Outline

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    Understanding the Death Penalty General Purpose: My general purpose is to give the audience a better understanding of the death penalty. Specific Purpose: My purpose is to inform my audience about the different death penalty methods. Introduction: I. We all know Thomas Edison as being the creator of the light bulb‚ but what most don’t know is he executed animals using his knowledge of electricity. That’s where it all began. II. The death penalty is the execution of an offender sentenced

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    "The Death Penalty" Capital Punishment in this country is a very controversial issue‚ and has been for quite some time. The history of the death penalty in America dates all the ways back to 1622‚ where Daniel Frank was executed in the Colony of Virginia for the crime of theft. (UAA) Many more unrecorded executions occurred until the U.S. Bureau of Justice statistics began keeping track in 1930. During that time‚ there was an average of about 150 executions per year. That number rose until about

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    Necessity of the Death Penalty The Death Penalty has been a part of the American Justice system since its inception. When European settlers came to the new world they brought the practice of capital punishment with them. As society progressed and evolved‚ so did the way we apply the death penalty. Capital punishment laws have continually changed to reflect our values; when‚ how and why we apply death has changed drastically since its first use in colonial times. The reason death as punishment has

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    The death penalty has been in place in the United States since its foundation‚ however in the last few decades it has become increasingly controversial. In recent years‚ many people have begun to question whether it is an effective method of punishment‚ or if the death penalty should remain. In a perfect world capital punishment‚ would be an acceptable punishment‚ however in our society there are many outside factors that have influenced and challenged the efficacy and efficiency of the death penalty

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    exactly the word I would use to describe her actions. But yet‚ the jury rejected the death penalty and chose a life sentence instead. Mr. Smith‚ the father of the two children‚ broken up from the ruling said "Me and my family are disappointed that the death penalty was not the verdict‚ but it wasn’t our choice. They returned a verdict they thought was justice" (Bragg‚ pg. 1+). But was it justice that she was not put to death for killing her two children. How could someone possibly let her off the hook

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