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Writer presents a strong, 3 page argument for capital punishment. It is explained that 'anyone who is known to have plotted a murder and acted it out should have the same done to them.' Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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who believe that "one good hand deserves another" or that a punch should be returned with another punch do not feel that it is right for convicted murderers to be
sentenced to die. Clearly, there is something truly offensive about this idea: It is the ambivalent approach of the law to life. As Scott Tucker points out, some of the
same legal minds that oppose capital punishment also hypocritically see no role for law in the preservation of unborn life, including a ban on "partial-birth abortion," where the developed child
is extracted feet first from the woman and has his or her brains sucked out (37-8). It is almost ironic that these same politicians who would willingly endorse the slaughter
of innocent babies, will not condone a peaceful, silent injection for known murderer. Increasingly, the law is being whittled away so that the elderly and infirm
have less protection than they once enjoyed while murderers are free to kill and not suffer adequate punishment when they are caught and convicted. Clearly, anyone who is known to
have plotted a murder and acted it out should have the same done to them. And indeed, many lawmakers seem to believe the same. For example, one court recently decided
that the Constitution contains a "right to die" (Callahan 10). But apparently, those liberals who have made such a mess of the law must seek redemption lest they seem
callous. So they worship the environment or find something sacred in the life of one who brutally strikes down a police officer in the line of duty.
Where does a murderer get his right to hold on to life? Why does a guilty murderer enjoy more protection under the law than an innocent unborn child?
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