I have no moral issues against a death penalty, torture, corporeal punishment, or even cruel and unusual punishment for that matter. If it were possible to 100% catch and convict offenders of horrendous crimes beyond any doubt, and apply the punishments equally and fairly, then that would be fine.
However, the problem I have stems from the fact that our justices systems are too flawed to be able to bear this responsibilty.
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