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well in the UK and some countries it has been and most of the countries that do use it have really high standers for the people that they sentence to the death penalty and also they are trying to look into it so they can have a humane way of killing the with capital punishments so you don't suffer all thought some people think that they should get killed they way they murdered the victims of the murder hope this helps you x
100 countries have completely abolished the death penalty. A further 55 countries have had no actual executions in more than 10 years. The United States is the only democracy in the developed world that still uses the death penalty.
What else can I help you with?
Does Alaska have the death penalty?
No, Alaska does not have the death penalty. The state abolished capital punishment in 1957, making it one of the few states in the U.S. without it. Instead, Alaska imposes life imprisonment for serious crimes that might otherwise warrant the death penalty.
Why do some countres not extradite to the US?
Our countries might not grant diplomatic recogniztion to one another. Also, if it is a death penalty case, some countries do not believe in the death penalty and will refuse to extradite someone to the US unless they receive diplomatic assurance that the death penalty will not be asked for.
Can you be told to take a plea bargain or you will get the death penalty?
Not exactly. A prosecutor might offer a plea bargain in exchange for not seeking the death penalty on conviction. This is not unusual. If the prosecutor can persuade the defendant to plead guilty, he or she saves the state the cost of a murder trial (the only offense likely to result in the death penalty), which can run into the millions. If the prosecutor says, "take this plea bargain or you will get the death penalty," he or she is assuming they can convict you, which is never a sure thing.
Would you apply for the job of executioner if the death penalty was reinstated?
Yes i would, and i think that my personal profile and qualities might make me a good one.
What does potential penalty abatement mean?
Potential penalty abatement means the possibility that the amount of a penalty might be reduced.
What are the cons of Death penalty?
One major con might be: What if you convict and then "Kill" the wrong person. You can't just say oops, sorry, here's some money for your pain and suffering. the death penalty is absurdly expensive compared to life without parole. many have argued it goes against the 8th amendment (protection from cruel and unusual punishment) states WITH the death penalty average higher murder rates, however there has yet to be a causal link established.
Is Casey dead?
No, she is currently being tried in a Florida court for the death of her child. It is possible that, if she is found guilty, she might be receive the death penalty. The outcome of her trial is expected sometime in July 2011. Her child, Caylee, however is dead.
What is a sentence with the word 'likelihood'?
I will answer this question, in all likelihood. The likelihood of my answering this question is next to nothing. There are so many members of the "Likeli" family living around here, you MIGHT call this a "Likeli-hood".
What is the penalty for obstruction first offense?
"Obstructing an officer" is pretty nebulous. If you're being really obstructive, you might be charged with "accessory after the fact" or something, which in some jurisdictions means that the entire range of sentencing for the crime itself, up to and including the death penalty, is on the table (US Federal law limits this to a prison term of up to 15 years for cases where the crime itself carries the death penalty).
How do you write a conclusion that wraps up your paper Subject death penalty?
talk about how it might be fair or unfair according to the crime. ex. some people say an eye for an eye but others just get a couple years and rehab. wats the deal? murder is murder.... give your own opinion and insight about what you think about a death penalty and if you agree with it or something along those lines.
How did the penalty a nobleman faced putting out the eye of a nobleman or a commoner differ?
If a nobleman put out the eye of another nobleman, the penalty might involve monetary compensation, public humiliation, or possibly a duel to settle the dispute. On the other hand, if a nobleman put out the eye of a commoner, the penalty might be stricter and could involve harsh physical punishment, such as mutilation or even death. The social status of the victim played a significant role in determining the severity of the punishment in such cases.
What if the guide dog doesn't do its job at home?
Then you get a new guide dog or retrain the old one. Preferrably retrain the old one because it might face what us human's consider the "death penalty".
