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*** Death Penalty Poll & Fecal Toss Contest ***

Death Penalty. Yay or Nay? 30 members have voted

  1. 1. Do you think the government should be allowed to execute citizens?

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14 minutes ago, birdman#12 said:

Is there any proof that this actually happened?

Is this a serious question?

19 minutes ago, Tnt4philly said:

Is this a serious question?

Yes......I know of people who have been on death row, proven innocent and released.  Are there any documented incidents of a person being executed and then proven innocent?

8 hours ago, birdman#12 said:

Yes......I know of people who have been on death row, proven innocent and released.  Are there any documented incidents of a person being executed and then proven innocent?


"There is no way to tell how many of the 1558 people executed since 1976 may also have been innocent. Courts do not generally entertain claims of innocence when the defendant is dead. Defense attorneys move on to other cases where clients’ lives can still be saved.”

https://deathpenaltyinfo.org/policy-issues/innocence/executed-but-possibly-innocent

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Given how many are exonerated while on death row, it seems a certainty. Some take decades to be cleared.

It’s very rare that police and the prosecutors admit they made a mistake. Not a death penalty case, but the people that wrongly prosecuted the Central Park Five still don’t admit they were wrong and they clearly were. 

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