Since 1700 AD, the defect of the death penalty is part of the criminal justice system. However, recent opponents regard the death penalty as racist and savage and violate the US Constitution. "... cruel and abnormal punishment". In this country, the law on the application of the death penalty has undergone many changes since the Bible era, but still punishment existed, the controversy was not so serious. The abolitionist believes that no one has the right to kill in the state.
In addition to a flawed attempt, the capital punishment has another important drawback. The disadvantage is that the death penalty does not prevent a potential criminal from committing a crime. But supporters of the death penalty point out that such punishment involves fear to criminals because new criminal attempts lead to death. Therefore, criminals think twice before making illegal acts. Unfortunately, there is no logical basis for this idea. In principle, those who received a death sentence committed one or more cruel and bloody murders. More importantly, in most cases, criminals who commit such a terrible crime are mentally unstable. These people are not concerned about the safety of themselves or others, and they are interested in executing their plans no matter what happens. Therefore, those who believe that thought of death hinder these people from committing a crime are wrong.
One of the other controversial aspects of the capital punishment is flawed execution. In the history of capital punishment, various methods have been adopted to enforce the death penalty in the most humanitarian way possible. There are, however, some flawed attempts to bring serious suffering and suffering to those who must withstand the process for all methods used as a means of trying to carry out offenders. About the hooking process which is a general means of execution in the 19th century I was shocked with anger when I saw the general public being accused of "struggling for 5 minutes at the end of the rope".