Not really. Murder is by far the worse, because you take a person's life.As far as people not being allowed to live, that is not your choice to make.
Well I'm sure those who got murdered and the little children that got sexually assaulted would say that it wasn't their choice for it to happen either , so why not it be our choice that they don't live.?
Originally posted by Shelbert Lemon
reduce it? .... if your goal is to bring back a punishment like death then reducing isnt good enough... add in or make it your goal to be 100% sure you have thee right person.
What I said was you make it so a prosecutor has the option of seeking the death penalty. But if he does then his burden of proof in the case should be stronger. That will cut down greatly on wrongful convictions.
Originally posted by Starhawkwe already have that system here and sometimes it fails. ... whats gonna make it better in Canada? It isnt... it will be the same.
What I said was you make it so a prosecutor has the option of seeking the death penalty. But if he does then his burden of proof in the case should be stronger. That will cut down greatly on wrongful convictions.
Originally posted by StarhawkOMFG not this again pitt_nuts
Rapists and Murders ARE below human, a person has to be in order to do what they do. And yes I believe the state should execute them as opposed to keeping them safe and cozy in prison, and yes I still plan to make it one of the main focuses of my legal career to bring the death penalty back to Canada.
Originally posted by Starhawk
Rapists and Murders ARE below human, a person has to be in order to do what they do. And yes I believe the state should execute them as opposed to keeping them safe and cozy in prison, and yes I still plan to make it one of the main focuses of my legal career to bring the death penalty back to Canada.
what was the last book you read about the death penalty?
Originally posted by Starhawk
Rapists and Murders ARE below human, a person has to be in order to do what they do. And yes I believe the state should execute them as opposed to keeping them safe and cozy in prison, and yes I still plan to make it one of the main focuses of my legal career to bring the death penalty back to Canada.
Has it occured to you that this makes you sound like an obsessive borderline psychoath?
Originally posted by Starhawk
What I said was you make it so a prosecutor has the option of seeking the death penalty. But if he does then his burden of proof in the case should be stronger. That will cut down greatly on wrongful convictions.
"Cutting down" on wrongful convictions is not enough when the punishment is death. There need to be NO wrongful convictions, and seeing as that won't happen, there needs to be no death penalty.
-AC