antirem wrote:Samppa wrote:The cost is actually pretty big as you still have to keep the prisoners alive for a few decades before the actual execution. Something to do with bureaucracy I think..
Check your facts before you post. Its much more expensive to put someone to death. You have to pay tons in the court. Its common sence that it would be cheaper to kill em.. but common sence one told us the world was flat..
Samppa also mentioned "is death that bad" you may look at it and say no... but if death wasnt really that bad why would the criminals fight against it.
Rommaster has a great question.
Many innocent people goto jail. We need to change how the whole court system works. You can take a ghetto looking black man and a white buissness men and you will judge them differently. You wiould assume one is more probable of commiting rape than the other. That should not be in the court room. You need to have evidence. Also you will hear "strike that from the record" that should never be said. You cant tell someone to forget something and they will like that. Questions should be submitted before hand. Lawyers can be actors. The better he is at acting of portraying someone as a vile human being the more cases he will win. Thats not facts though only opinions.
I dont think that goverments should have the power to take a life... but that raises questions as to if they should be able to suspend your life in jail.
Yeah, the lawyers should be checked on their reliability if they are trustable before actually pointing the lawyer to a suspect. But it's a shame that it will never happen. It's their job(
[edit] Many of you people say, death penalty shouldn't be abolished, but isn't saving a life of an innocent making you feel good, better than using the death penalty on a worthless murderer, raper, etc. This also saves lots of money. Said this before in the previous post.





