Death Penalty for Youth Offenders

The Hamrabi Code was enacted in 1780 BC by the Barbarian Principles, first established the revenge and retaliatory action of "eye of the eye". Over time, the theory of punishment evolved from retaliation, depreciation, disability, rehabilitation and reform. Despite this development, it can be said that the death penalty already exists in history. The death penalty is a concept of revenge and is an easy and prompt answer to the physical or psychological harm given to the victim by the victim or the victim's family.

A criminal who is used by a criminal to raise everyone or is threatened to fatal exercise, leads to death, or leads to death or cause "serious injury", if you are using it or a deadly force The threat of exercise, and deprived by anyone, murder death penalty, terrorism, kidnapping, rape "serious injury", then smuggling, rebellion and some military crimes. In 2009, the Supreme Court upheld the Constitutional Court 's 2005 ruling that the death penalty is constitutional, but the mandatory punishment for certain crimes is not so.

Twenty-two criminals have been executed in the United States for crimes committed in adolescence since the death penalty was revived in 1976. However, in 2005 the abolition of the death sentence of the boys and the Supreme Court ruling Roper v.Simmons declared cruel and abnormal punishment. Teenagers can also be attempted as adults with murder, certain firearm crime and crucial crime costs (including sexual abuse and child sexual crime) and other serious crime royal courts. Unlike youth courts, trials are open to the public. Judges can exempt from seizure of media names at their discretion, but young people can not publicize their names according to law.

Execution of young offenders is permitted only in the United States and the other six countries. Only the United States and Somalia hate the acceptance of the death penalty for young people. In the past decade, the US drove out more young offenders, followed by six countries. In one case, a young boy named Shiefu-siusan was accused of killing a man in Louisiana. Can Shares' games play the role of his arrest? Almost half of the death row is black. According to Mr. Wilbig, at the age of 17, Sharif was sent to the death row prison at the highest prison in the world's youngest Louisiana Angola who was sentenced to death. Also, this is a criminal who has not committed a criminal teenager Shareef Cousin, but he was indicted for murder. (Vilbig 10)