Can you name the state(s) that allow capital punishment in the following manner?
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Abortion is wrong!  See pics for yourself!  Must be over 12 to view these:
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I don't believe in capital punishment.  I think it's a much greater punishment to let a criminal rot in hellish prisons for endless years.  It's in no way a deterent for capital crimes.
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Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington and Wyoming.\n\nYou can read a bit more at the given source.
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It's the death penalty.
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Depending on when you check and who you believe,it can be Washington D.C. or New Orleans,Louisiana. Washington,D.C. generally is known as "The Murder Capital"
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my state, Missouri, uses lethal injection.\n\ni can't help but think that its too good a way for some of the prisoners to die.\n\na few years back we had 3-4 black men out for a little 'fun' on a weekend evening.  they found 2 gals and a guy out walking.  they beat the hell out of the guy---i don't know if he survived the beating or not.  they raped AND beat the girls and then threw them OFF A FRIGGIN BRIDGE INTO THE MISSISSIPPI!\n\nman, that ain't right. so they're caught, becase they were BRAGGIN about it!  they are tried and convicted and spend the next 15 or so years on death row appealing their sentence.   \n\nthen when all appeals are exhausted and our governor won't issue the bastards a pardon, they are led into a little room, an iv is set up, a button is pushed and a series of three drugs are infused into the prisoner.  the first puts the bastard to sleep, the next paralyzes his breathing and the third stops his heart.   to me, this is just TOO easy a way to go after what they did to the 3 white people almost 20 years go.\n\nand of course, there were the usual gang of idiots outside the prison protesting the "unfair" and "inhumane" treatment of the prisoners.   puhleeze!\n\ni'd say lethal injection--it gets the job done and is cheap.  probably not as cheap as a bullet or a few jolts of electricity, but it works,
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If you murder a law enforcement officer in any state, you re pretty much screwed, its a capital crime, and any state will be more than happy to hand down a life sentence, or a death sentence
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In some states you get the death penalty for molesting children twice. (Just something to think about)
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Different laws for different states.
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Yes it is.  There are very few countries that don't have a extradiction treaty with the United States.  There are a few, not many.\n\nMexico will not turn over somebody who has committed murder if that person faces the death penalty in the U.S.
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The states that have abolished the death penalty are Alaska, Hawaii, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.\n\nhttp://www.legislationline.org/?tid=144&jid=55&less=false
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Hmmm...compare the rate of crime in death penalty states as opposed to non-dp states.\nCompare the success of children who are adopted vs. 'natural' children\nCompare the art of Dali to the art of Pollack\nCompare the fruit exports of Bora Bora to the exports of Honduras\nCompare companies that test on animals vs those that don't\ncompare a vegan lifestyle w/that of a omnivore\ncompare tv households vs non-tv households\nHope this gives you a starting point. Good luck! :)
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death/prison/relocation
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Yes. However, inland only.\nIf the person went abroad, the counting of the limitation on murder would be postponed.
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Those are all good points for the legislatures to consider but the constitution does not allow the court to simply decide that the death penalty is unwise.  State legislatures decide and then then Court decides if that penalty is barred as "cruel and unusual" punishment but the constitution doesn't preclude state laws that are merely "counterproductive."  so, run for your state legislature and vote to abolish the death penalty in your state.
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The amount of jail time given varies from state to state.
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There are three legal positions on the death penalty. That is countries that have it (eg The USA), countries that don't (eg Sweden) and countries which reserve the right for cetain cases(eg the UK). The UK continues to have the death penalty on statue for the crime of treason against the crown, but this is not used although theortically it could be.