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| Polls Discuss Moratorium On Executions at the General Forum; Originally Posted by KnightOfSappho Even if one put in a max that could be spent per defense, there will be ... |
| View Poll Results: Do you agree with a national moritorim on all exicutions? | |||
| Yes -The system is deeply flawed. Put an end to the death penalty system now! |
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6 | 40.00% |
| No - Capital punishment is a necessary deterrent to prevent heinous crimes. Keep the death penalty! |
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5 | 33.33% |
| Other? |
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4 | 26.67% |
| Voters: 15. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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I did support the death penalty. I don't any longer. Besides the fact that most murders are crimes of passion. And at that moment the fear of facing a death penalty would seem to me to be negligible. Secondly, We have seen too many innocent people found guilty to be able to be confident we haven't killed an innocent human being. Only to feed our own lust for reprisal.
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Also, what about the ADA's who conducted the trials? If they were told to win at any costs, should they be held accountable for their actions as well, outside of a personal apology to the defendant wrongly convicted at their trial? Seems to me that if any court apologizes to the defendant, such as the man after 26 years, I really do wonder if it comes from the heart of the judge or he is only speaking just for the whole state? |
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I voted "Other".
However, I think a SPECIFIC moratorium should be applied in some states, like Texas. (Actually, Texas is the only one that comes to mind.) A state that rules that the defense attorney being asleep during the trial is not grounds for inadequate counsel? A state that has a separate system for fast-tracking executions? But basically I think my thinking basically reiterates others having a concern for our justice system not performing well enough to have the powerful tool of execution. These deficiencies in the system need to be fixed. (SC described some of it here: http://www.politicalwrinkles.com/pol....html#post4996 ) |
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'The death penalty is a bigger punishment for the family of the person than the person him/her self. The person is put out of his misery and has no suffering to deal with.' I still don't know whgere I stand on DP since I agree with arguements on both sides. |
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Let's put an end to execution. It's immoral and deeply flawed. Let us study the real reason of crime and make some logical solution to the problem.
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