These days, there is a lot of debate about several punishments. One has been used on terrorism suspects to force them to give information. This tactic is called "waterboarding" by its critics, and "enhanced interrogation" by its proponents. Those who oppose it believe it is torture and does not result in good information, since the detainee will say anything to make the pain stop. Those who support it believe it is not torture and makes the detainee give information he might not have given otherwise.
The other punishment that is highly debated is supermax solitary confinement, where an inmate is kept away from all other humans and locked in a cell 23 hours a day (one hour for exercise, also alone). There is some evidence that such constant isolation can cause severe psychological problems later on. But those who believe in it say the people confined to supermax are brutal criminals who should never get out again and deserve this kind of total isolation.
One punishment that is highly debated in regards to cruel and unusual punishment is the death penalty. It's very uncommon for the actual death sentence to be brought out.
General Infantry, or Government Issue. Is highly debated which is true
This is a highly debated topic... go with 28
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It's spelled exorcism, and it's a highly debated matter of opinion. My opinion is that they are real.
The answer to this question is highly debated, but there were some, probably not many.
Pros and cons is always a good format for highly debated issues.
JFK was killed by Lee Harvey Oswald, but there are many conspiracy theories on this topic and it is highly debated.
The state of Wyoming has not had a voted beverage and this is highly unusual.
Anything Is Possible, Even Though It Is Highly Unusual.
"Harry". The first sentence is "Harry Potter was a highly unusual boy in many ways."