It+Don't+Matter+(Pro+Death+Penalty)

__ messerli, joe. "should the death penalty be banned as a form of puishment?." 3 Apr 2009 . __

1. violates the cruel and unusual clause in the bill of rights JI 2. sends the wrong message:why kill people who kill people to show killing is wrong? JI 3. prisoner's family must suffer from seeing their loved one put to death by the state JI 4. possibility exists that innocent men and women could be put to death JI 5. mentally ill people could be put to death JI 6. creates sympathy for the monsterous perpetrators of the crimes JI 7. useless and doesnt bring you back to life JI 8.cost alot of money when you could put them in jail f or less money CF JI 9. could execute the wrong person if you dont do the DNA test 1st CF 10. Execution of innocents is a real danger JI 11.The U.S. Supreme Court ruled it is constitutional to execute an innocent person if constitutionally required  JI  12. More often than people want to recognize some innocent defendants have been convicted and sentenced to death JI   13. The death penalty is a cruel and brutal punishment and it continues the cycle of violence JI 14. The death penalty will hurt more people JI 15. Executions cost more than life in prison JI 16. It is not a deterrent, crime rates have not gone down JI 17. Life in prison also guarantees no future crimes JI 18. Killing is wrong JI 19. Violates international human rights laws JI 20. Promotes killing as an ‘’ok’’ solution to a difficult problem JI
 * why it should be banned**

__ messerli, joe. "should the death penalty be banned as a form of puishment?." 3 Apr 2009 . __

1.death penalty gives closure to the victims families who have suffered a lot JS 2.justice is better served JI 3.justice system shows more sympathy for criminals than it does for victims JI 4.prisoner escapes can give criminals another chance to kill JI
 * Anti death penalty**

5.Denial of the human’s most basic right, the right to live. TM 6. Some people think that the death penalty lowers the value of life and that society feels That revenge is needed.TM 7.The family of the victim is permanently traumatized. JS 8. These situations can have a devastating effect on humanity. JS 9. It is observed that the capital punishment is based on the poor and minorities. TM 10. By witnessing such acts our own mental make up starts believing that violence is Necessary to curb the wrongdoings. TM 11. Its cruel and a form of torture. JS 12. There are many punishments known to the world and they are hanging. TM 13. There is electric chair in which was used for the death penalty. JS 14. Also poisonous gas is a way of torture used for the death penalty. TM 15. Lethal injections are a way to be executed. TM 16. Another way is the stoning guillotine. TM 17. It comes from the biblical times eye for an eye tooth for a tooth TM 18. it is not a detterent the crime rates havent gone down. TM 19.life in prison also is no future crimes.JS 20.violates international human rights.TM 21.no longer exist in sophisticated society.TM

__executions per year__ 3 Apr 2009 [].

2. In the 1990s, this number increased from about 30 in the early 90s, to about 50 in the mid-90s and to almost 100 executions in 1999. CF 3.The number of executions per year is now going down with 60 executions in 2005. CF 4.In all the United States has executed 1,099 prisoners since the 1976 CF 5.people executed worldwide in 2006 was 1600 6. AL 190 death row inmates CF TM 7. AZ 110 death row inmates CF TM 8. AR 35 death row inmates CF TM 9. CA 655 death row inmates but the reason its so high is guantonomo bay JS CF 10. KY 40 death row inmates CF TM 11. LA 85 death row inmates CF TM 12. MD 5 death row inmates JS CF 13. MS 50 death row inmates JS CF 14. MO 50 death row inmates CF TM 15. MT 2 deth row inmates CF TM 16. VA 20 death row inmates CF TM 17. WA 10 death row inmates CF TM 18. TX 390 this is a high number beacuse its a big state and has alot of prisions that will execute people CF TM 19. NH 0 death row inmates CF TM 20. FEDS 40 death row inmates CF TM
 * Death penalties per year**1.**Statistics** In the 1980s about 20 Death Row inmates were executed each year. CF

1.terrorist SJ 2.muder SJ 3.kidnaspping (amber alert) SJ 4.sex offenders (child malesters) SJ 5.drug dealers (king pins) SJ 6.mass. robberies (robbing a bank) SJ 7.several charges SJ 8.torture to an human SJ 9.rape (2nd defense ) JS 10. extreme assault JS 11.high jacking a plane SJ 12.capital sexual battery SJ 13.drug trafficking JS 14.treason SJ 15.perjury SJ 16.willfuling causeing a train wreck SJ 17.attempt murder of an witness SJ 18.killing an cop or federal judge JS 19.using illegal weapons SJ 20.spying SJ
 * Ways to get the death penalty** "Crime punishable by death." //http://www.antideathpenalty.org/crimes.html// 6 Apr 2009.


 * __Some Extra Facts On Death Penalty__** Death Penalty." 11 6 2007 1. 6-7 Apr 2009. []
 * 1)  Perfectly reasonable (feels the government) for doctors to take part in injection. Even if they don’t believe in it. JS
 * 2) If they keep delaying there death penalty it can cause brain damage. JS
 * 3) More people have believed in anti-death penalty in the last few years. JS
 * 4) There’s a moratorium in Illinois. JS
 * 5) People were horrified by the reasons you could get the death penalty other than murder. JS
 * 6) Study’s have little to no effect in the public. JS
 * 7) The issue could spread out to a wider larger audience as it has in the past. JS
 * 8) Illinois moratorium on executions in 2000 led to 150 additional homicides over four years following, according to a 2006 study by professors at the University of Houston. JS
 * 9) In 2005, there were more than 16,500 cases of murder and manslaughter yet there were only 60 executions. JS
 * 10) In the note above you can see anti-death penalty taking place. JS
 * 11) A lot of scientists feel they need more info to make a conclusion about the death penalty. JS
 * 12) In a 1970’s debate about the death penalty led to an extraordinary impact. JS
 * 13) The Illinois moratorium on executions in 2000 led to 150 more homicides over four years according to a study rs at the University of Houston. JS
 * 14) Speeding up executions would strengthen the deterrent effect. JS
 * 15) In 2005, there were 16,692 cases of murder and nonnegligent manslaughter nationally. There were 60 executions. JS
 * 16) If it's the case that executing murderers prevents the execution of innocents by murderers. JS

1. fusilladed-SJ 2. using a gun and standing six meters in front and fire all their weapons simuitaneously to the victimSJ 3. stone to death-SJ 4. wrapped in a sheet and thrown in a hole and get rocks thrown at themSJ 5. death is long and painfulSJ 6. still used in iran, pakistan, nigeria, saudi arabiaSJ 7.hanged-SJ 8. capital punishment in places that still has it, usa, china, iraq, guatemalaSJ 9. ropes twisted and lubricated with soap before tied around someones neckSJ 10. the death is fast because the spine breaks-dies less than 60 secondsSJ 11. electric chair-SJ 12. only country that uses it is usaSJ 13. releases atleast 2 discharges, 50-2000 voltsSJ 14. head has to be shaved, bind electrodes wet, solution on legs and head, metal helmet on headSJ 15. repeated till victim is deadSJ 16. decapitation- victims placed and executioner is using a sword to cut there heads offSJ 17. still used in china, iraq, saudi arabia, guatemalaSJ 18. lethal injection- getting a toxic injection into the victim (powerful paralyzing toxic)SJ 19. heart stops and victim is dead within 5-7 minutesSJ 20. places still used in are usa, china, guatemala.SJ
 * Different types of death penalty**