The family will have to relive the pain all over again every time its time for a parole hearing. ... It has often been used unreasonably against the poor, against minorities, and against member of racial, ethnic and religious communities. ...
in the community are killed, a professor in a law school, for example, as opposed to same homeless person the killer get the death penalty? ... We can probably expect to continue hearing many churchgoers of whatever denomination referring to the Old Testament phrase,An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. ...
To discourage would-be criminals, society has always used punishment. Sometimes with jail time, community service or even the death penalty. The huge elephant in the room is whether or not the death penalty or capital punishment should still be in practice. In "On The Front Lines" Janet Reno says, "...
The inmate would get the income from employment of from community service. ... If the worst sentence we had was life sentence, then there is no threat of death to someone who commits a serious crime, and that person is guaranteed a decent living environment until their next parole hearing. ...
With the birth of man comes the birth of crime and hence with the birth of crime is the origin of punishment. Punishments vary based on the seriousness of the offense; robbery can result to months in prison and murder can lead to the death of the convicted man. Many Americans share the same attitu...
Infants don't have a decision on whether they should live or be aborted in their mother's womb. If a woman chooses to prematurely end her child, the child can't do anything about his or her life being taken away from them. Their entire future is annihilated. A mother slaughters her unborn child, yet she's not charged for homicide. "There were 1.21 million abortions performed in the United States in 2008, the most recent year for which data is available. ...
