No, to custody deaths ...
No officers convicted of a death in custody in the UK since 1969
No, to all injustices ...
Campaigners vow to keep up the pressure to protest all injustices
Originally aired June 23, 2007
This is a segment from CNN Saturday Night. Rick Sanchez explores the reasons behind the wide disparity in the number of women vs. men given the death penalty in the United States.
Punishment is supposed to be for the protection of society, and for the reformation of the wrongdoer. It purports to protect society by preventing the same criminals from repeating their crimes, and by acting as a deterrent to other prospective criminals.
Capital punishment is a notorious failure in these respects. It does indeed remove the particular culprit from the possibility of repeating their crime (or alleged crime); therefore, but is an irreversable deed.
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Winston Hedgley
27/07/2009 at 11:39 am
This wicked form of ‘punishment’ should be eradicated – this is not the middle ages or the mid west.
Proportionately, more young black men are killed by this barbaric system…. is this just modern day lynching!?
STOP IT NOW…………