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> Those 4% would still spend their lives in prison, and prison is a terrible place to be. You're missing the point. If someone is incarcerated and later found
by colonCapitalDee 4y ago
> Those 4% would still spend their lives in prison, and prison is a terrible place to be.
You're missing the point. If someone is incarcerated and later found to be innocent, they can be released. If someone is executed and later found to be innocent, nothing can be done.
- clcaev 4y agonothing brings back their lost years, family, health, or occupation
- notch898c 4y agoDon't death row inmates get the most exhaustive appeals process of practically any class of prisoners? Honestly if I were innocent I think I'd prefer to be on death row which has the most costly (to the state) and exhaustive of all the appeals processes. This change could counterintuitively condemn more innocent people.