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1. www.atlassociety.org › post › the-moral-argument-forThe Moral Argument for the Death Penalty - The Atlas Society

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   Feb 16, 2000 · A justice system based on individualism would grant the individual victim standing in court as the offended party, and it would be his interests that the prosecutor represented. This brings us back to capital punishment. The moral defense of the death penalty is the principle of justice.

2. deathpenaltyinfo.org › policy-issues › death-penaltyRepresentation | Death Penalty Information Center

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   Jun 13, 2024 · The quality of representation a defendant receives in a capital case can make the difference between life and death. Almost all defendants cannot afford to pay for a lawyer, and states differ widely on the standards—if any—for death penalty representation.

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3. deathpenalty.procon.org › questions › should-theShould the Death Penalty Be Used for Retribution for Victims ...

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   Sep 20, 2021 · While civic rehabilitation is irrelevant with respect to the death penalty, that penalty does in fact deter homicide in some cases. The basic justification for capital punishment, however, is retribution…

4. www.theadvocatesforhumanrights.org › Death_PenaltyDeath Penalty Issues - The Advocates for Human Rights

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   Inadequate legal representation, faulty evidence, discrimination and prejudice (on the part of prosecutors, judges, and juries), and eyewitness misidentification are only a handful of the myriad of reasons why innocent people are wrongfully sentenced to death and executed each year.

5. www.jpe.ox.ac.uk › papers › the-death-penalty-debateThe Death Penalty Debate: Four Problems and New Philosophical ...

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   If this is correct, then we must conclude that the concept of the death penalty is a manifest contradiction in terms. In other words, the death penalty should be regarded as conceptually impossible, even before we take part in longstanding debates between retentionism and abolitionism.

6. criminal-justice.iresearchnet.com › criminalThe Death Penalty: Debate and Procedures - iResearchNet

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   The moral and ethical dimensions of the death penalty form a central battleground in the ongoing debate. Proponents argue that capital punishment serves as a just response to heinous crimes, offering retribution and closure to victims’ families.

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   What are the moral and ethical dimensions of the death penalty?

   • The moral and ethical dimensions of the death penalty form a central battleground in the ongoing debate. Proponents argue that capital punishment serves as a just response to heinous crimes, offering retribution and closure to victims’ families.

   The Death Penalty: Debate and Procedures - iResearchNet

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   Is the death penalty a manifest contradiction?

   • (PCE: ‘the person is conscious of being executed under the name of punishment’) If this is correct, then we must conclude that the concept of the death penalty is a manifest contradiction in terms.

   The Death Penalty Debate: Four Problems and New Philosophical

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   What is the moral defense of the death penalty?

   • The moral defense of the death penalty is the principle of justice. In the case of premeditated murder, capital punishment is the only just punishment: It is the only punishment roughly proportionate to the harm that has been done to the murder victim. Now, anyone who respects life is understandably uneasy about taking even the lives of killers.

   The Moral Argument for the Death Penalty - The Atlas Society

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   Is the death penalty conceptually impossible?

   • If this is correct, then we must conclude that the concept of the death penalty is a manifest contradiction in terms. In other words, the death penalty should be regarded as conceptually impossible, even before we take part in longstanding debates between retentionism and abolitionism.

   The Death Penalty Debate: Four Problems and New Philosophical

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8. www.amnesty.org › en › what-we-doThe Death Penalty - Your Questions Answered - Amnesty ...

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   Does the death penalty stop crime? Does it give victims justice? Is there a humane way to execute? Get your facts straight about the death penalty with Amnesty’s top 10 FAQs on capital punishment. 1. Why does Amnesty International oppose the death penalty? The death penalty violates the most fundamental human right – the right to life.