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And, you can start with these citations. Read and learn. Acker, James R. (2007). Impose an immediate moratorium on executions. Criminology and Public Policy. 6(4). p. 641-650. Dambrun, M. (2007). Understanding the relationship between racial prejudice and support for the death penalty: The racial punitive bias hypothesis. Social Justice Research. 40(2). p. 228-249. Reardon, M., O'Neil, K., & Levett, L. (2007.) Deciding mental retardation and mental illness in capital cases: The effects of procedure, evidence, and attitudes. Psychology, Crime, and Law. 13(6). p.537-557. Sarat, Austin. (2008). Law and Society Review.42(1). p.183-224. |
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can you prove it to me that somebody has been wrongfully-executed????? |
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I hate to say it.
That's so bullshit. I was taught by my ex HS that execution can take innocents and I got a few stories from people I barely know. I am so surprise that post claimed there is no wrongfully executed innocents, well, I respectfully disagreed. YES, it does happen. So, I have nothing to say. =/
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Don't jump to the conclusion, I was only listing the posts of what been said on another page.
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Are you high? You haven't proven anything. You have given an opinion. That hardly qualifies as proof. How, exactly, do you think you can prove that a man was innocent folowing his death, when with his death, the case is closed, and no further evidence is sought? Have they gone back and run DNA evidence on every executed criminal? How do you know that there is not DNA evidence available that could posthumously exonerate an executed man? It has been used to free innocent men many times that have spent years in prison under wrongful conviction.
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Obviously in reply to my request that it be shown where it had been claimed that the death penalty increased crime. Why else would you collect all of those posts making the statement that it does not reduce crime?
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not really. You have repeatedly failed to prove to me that criminals have been wrongfully-executed many many times. Look back and I believe I've sufficiently proved my case. You haven't done it ONCE. All you did are obfuscating and asking me to prove it when I already proved it several times. You almost tricked me into thinking you're Hillary Clinton!!!
Oh no no. I meant to say it was unambiguously worded. You chose to say it is ambiguously worded. We can run around the tree till we drop. The only way to know for sure is to ask Judge Scalia for clarification. But it is obvious he is not against death penalty. |
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