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... in my eyes then becomes less than human and even being humanely put to death doesn't fit the crime. Sitting in cell for ten years with free rent, food, and cable television, getting a meal of your choice before being sedated and put to death in a painless way doesn't seem that bad when compared to thirty-seven stab wounds to the face ... ...
... constitution endorsed capital punishment, as did philosophers from which the constitution draws from. For murderers to go to jail or prison seems unfair because they eat three meals a day, watch cable television, clean sheets, get the chance to work out, family visits, endless appeals, and get to socialize with other inmates. This life in jail or prison may be better than ... ...
... think of the consequences of their actions. This brings us to our second question. Should executions be televised and what affects will it have on society? Court TV and other cable television networks in recent years have brought live coverage of criminal court cases into homes across the nations. The next logical step, some lawyers and media executives say, is TV ... ...
