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How about 14 random people, randomly selected? That's a full Jury, a Judge, and an Executioner, worth of people. Not endorsing the practice, merely pointing ou
by salawat 2y ago
How about 14 random people, randomly selected? That's a full Jury, a Judge, and an Executioner, worth of people.
Not endorsing the practice, merely pointing out that to put someone to death in the U.S. defined notion of due process, no more than about 2 dozen key people's assent/cooperation need be attained.
- mulmen 2y ago> Not endorsing the practice, merely pointing out that to put someone to death in the U.S. defined notion of due process, no more than about 2 dozen key people's assent/cooperation need be attained. Surely you mean no less than two dozen?