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Why doesn't that argument apply to all punishments? Isn't it better to let the guilty go free than falsely imprison someone for life? There's more than an estim
by dreamdu5t 11y ago
Why doesn't that argument apply to all punishments? Isn't it better to let the guilty go free than falsely imprison someone for life? There's more than an estimated 20,000 innocent in prison who are not on death row. Why are the innocent good enough to be spared the death penalty but not life in prison?
- alextgordon 11y agoIf an imprisoned man is later found innocent, you release him. If an executed man is later found innocent, you can... uh...
- oberstein 11y agoSolution: forced cryonics, with elements of Demolition Man thrown in as desired.