@BillRM,
Quote:What a load of old bollocks, you never miss an opportunity to slag off the UK.
BillRM wrote:As far as the Texas case is concern I do not off hand think
that murderers should be allowed to drag their cases on for so long
that they are more likely to die of old age instead of executions.
Decades of appeals and two jury trials should be enough.
That is an
OUTRAGE, beyond ineffability. See how u 'd like it,
if it happened to u.
IF new evidence exonerates the prisoner,
then that proves that the justice system sodomized him.
In such an event, it is proven that defendant
is more innocent
than the judge and the jury who raped him out of his life.
According to Bill, if the putative homicide victim returns upon the scene intact,
the prisoner 's death warrant shud be executed anyway????
If not, then what is the difference in principle qua
exculpation by DNA??
I support the death penalty as an expression of the victim's right
to get even It is avenging the victim. If homicide is
barbaric,
then the criminal shud not have done it; i.e., the criminal brought
the death penalty on himself
IF HE WAS GUILTY of homicide
or other extreme abuse.
David
