Televised Executions

More and more people are beginning to realize crime and murder in recent years. This affects them, their families and communities. Most people around the world know that someone was a victim of murder, rape, and robbery. In most cases, suspects are ruthless and there is no regret for the crime they committed. Some people have committed crimes repeatedly, they get a slap in the face of the justice system, or are simply faced with a small prison time. According to a recent report by the Senate Judiciary Committee, the United States is "the most violent and self-destructive country on Earth" and the violent crime in the United States has increased by 516% since 1960

In recent years the ban on television execution has been repeatedly affected by constitutional problems. This incident appeared when the first and most important case of these incidents, Garrett vs. Ester, 94, a television reporter in Texas state asked permission to film a movie, and he executed the death penalty for the first time after the death penalty at Furman. For the first amendment he questioned the State Correction Bureau and refused to allow him to do so. The state insists that there is a strong interest in the process of regulating the execution of the death penalty. It thinks that "the media do not have greater access rights than the citizens", "Because the citizens do not have the right to shoot according to the first amendment, the members of the media do not have such rights ".

Instead of the nature of the crime and suffering of the victims, various aspects of punishment, television enforcement can make the murderer a victim of the state. Television will no longer convey the moral significance of execution, but will shift to the poor fear of the murderer. "Vandenhag," The Ultimate Punishment ", 1667 n.22. A possible answer to express and invite uncontrollable and unpaid delight is Susanne Kappeler's" Representating Porn "(Minneapolis: Minnesota This is its governance And optimism that control will go beyond bureaucracy.