Tell your Legislators to End the Death Penalty!

Your legislators have the right to propose and support legislation to abolish the death penalty of your state. The death penalty does not function as a deterrent, it risks innocent lives and taxpayers pay millions of dollars more than lives without parole. More importantly, this is an extreme act that infringes human dignity and infringes on the value of pro-life. CMN appeals to all good intentions to express support for the abolition of the death penal law. We encourage you to support the legislation plan aimed at ending the death penalty and submit letters to the elected officials asking them to support these legislative work. We must strive to respect all life We recommend customizing this letter.

No matter where you live in the United States, you should write a letter to your legislator. If the state you live in is still in death this case will send you to the elected official representing you at the state legislature. In the absence of a death sentence in the state you live in, the suit sends your letter to your Congressman.

Death penalty means the murder of a person by judicial proceedings to punish violent offenses committed, such as serious murder, felony, or contract killing. The death penalty varies from country to country, and the type of law is different. In February 2010, the Chinese Supreme Court urged the capital punishment to be limited to "extremely serious crimes". Even if it is a nonviolent crime such as corruption, drunk driving, etc., China is also demanding the death penalty. As of 2008, China recorded more than half the highest execution of 2,400 global executions. The pros and cons of the death penalty is a topic that has been bite over the years. Some people say that the death penalty is the ultimate denial of human rights, but under the name of justice it is actually only planned and cold blooded to kill human beings.

As Maryland Governor, Martin O'Malley signed a bill to bring the state abolish the death penalty on the 18th. In his current campaign, he also requested to end the death penalty at the federal level. After the Boston marathon bomber was sentenced to death, Mr. O'Malley told reporters, "The capital punishment is a deterrent, the appeal process is costly and cruel to leave the surviving family." The side accepts a liberalist position. His record as mayor of Baltimore shows that he established a zero tolerance policing strategy leading to the targeting and abuse of the black community.