Debatepoint: death penalty

'death penalty'

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by anonymous on 2005-04-20 23:00:54

Exercising the death penalty is intolerant of the idea that the judicial system can make a mistake--which it can and which it does. We can free a wrongly convicted killer from jail, but cannot bring back to life a wrongly executed one.

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title: 'to err is common'
text: 'Exercising the death penalty is intolerant of the idea that the judicial system can make a mistake--which it can and which it does. We can free a wrongly convicted killer from jail, but cannot bring back to life a wrongly executed one.'
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date: 2005-04-20 23:00:54
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