Justice System Failure in Delivering Justice.
The death penalty is considered by most nations as a cruel and inhumane.
punishment. It punishes the criminals by taking away their life and a criminal.
should be given a second chance to live. The criminals'soul might change if.
they are forgiven for the crime they have committed. However, the criminals.
should also not get away without being punished as they have taken someone's.
precious life. If the point of criminal punishment is to punish, death simply.
does not qualify, while life imprisonment qualifies extremely well. Sometimes.
criminals are convicted of being guilty and punished without giving them any.
chance to prove their innocence. The justice system is not always right in.
making the decision and sometimes they fail to deliver justice.
The death penalty is also known as the capital punishment. In the United.
States, the death penalty is currently implemented in one of five ways: lethal.
injection, firing squad, hanging, gas chamber, and electrocution. Many people.
from the country have been surveyed about keeping or abolishing the death.
penalty. Although people are concerned that justice system is not always.
successful in making the correct decision, majority of them are in the favor of.
keeping the death penalty rather than abolishing it. They assume that we execute.
murderers primarily because we believe it will discourage others from becoming.
murderers. However, criminals are forced by themselves for committing crimes in.
order to fulfill their basic necessities.
Moreover, in some court cases, people are convicted guilty of a crime they did.
not commit. For instance, in1976 Joseph Spaziano, a man convicted guilty was.
sentenced to the death penalty for the murder of Laura Lynn Herbert. He spent.
nine years in prison. After that, a Florida jury discovered a set of audiotapes.
in which police hypnotized and coached the primary witness to go against.
Spaziano. This evidence did not matter and Spaziano's case began to move toward.