It makes a rather massive difference. In one case, you can potentially reunite a person with their family. In the other, the state has killed an innocent man a

It makes a rather massive difference. In one case, you can potentially reunite a person with their family. In the other, the state has killed an innocent man and permanently destroyed a family. I'm really having a hard time understanding how locking someone up and potentially freeing them later after a miscarriage of justice is discovered is the same as murdering that person.