The death penalty may seem like a great idea, But were you aware that it’s available in 30 states. The killing of a criminal is something that is permitted by the government and that is a good thing. Here's why i think this i've done some research on why the death penalty should be legal thing in all states and countries. Cause if you had went to court and the judge told you that you were gonna be sent to death row then later death penalty I mean someone else telling you what’s gonna happen to your life and how to live it.
Capital punishment is legal in 31 American states, that’s over half of the states in the United States of America. Death row wait is at an all time high. The wait is now 15 years and 5 months before they decide to do anything
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Who all is with me? Rich nations, and the West Coast states, they are all for the killing of criminals. 62% of Americans favor the death penalty, but who is the major portion of the approved death penalty? Republicans are the majority of the death penalty approval. 26% of people think that life in prison without parole is a better punishment, but I think that if you knew that you were going to die here in the next few months or so, it would be horrible because they can't do anything to stop it since you committed the crime …show more content…
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