The Pros And Cons Of The Death Penalty

The death penalty is positive and negative thing. There shouldn’t be a death penalty because accepting to do so the death penalty has been around for ages. It has also been around in many centuries and before civilization had begun. The first established death penalty laws were around the eighteenth century B.C. the death penalty has been around for since the B.C. The death penalty has been wrongly used and should not be used again only in extreme circumstances.

The death penalty has been a very controversial topic that’s been much neglected. It has been around for a long time and first established around the 18th centuries B.C. It’s very interesting how the political parties differ thoughts about this situation. Republican support death

And the democratic states how it shouldn’t be used because of the difficulties it will bring. 32 states do the penalty, 1/3 of the executions are from Texas. The most common form of execution in the United States is by using pentobarbital lethal injection. 34 states and the US government use it as their primary method. Other popular death penalty methods are by electrocution, the use of gas chamber, hanging and firing squad. There were lots of polls made , in 2014-2015 about actions can be done instead of the death penalty like, 1500 voters did a poll 61% of the voters wanted no parole and the other 39% wanted a punishment than death penalty and money to the victim’s family. It’s hard for a jury who’s going to go through a death penalty being unbiased leaving the decision of someone’s life up to a jury of peers seems misguided when presented those statistics. It’s actually more expensive to execute someone than to keep them in jail. Convicting someone for death penalty tend to be more expensive especially during pre-trail and trail stage plus other expenses. Studies indicates cases without the death penalty cost $740,000, while cases involving death penalty is may cost up to $1.26 million even