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@9LJGNWTPeople’s AnswersSocial Issuesdeath penalty1yr ago

Yes, but meted out by the victim's family and only in air-tight, brutal, sadistic and truly malevolent cases

Any cased determined only by circumstantial evidence or DNA, no way. Too much room for bad trial procedure, faulty or corrupt laboratory work. It would seem that a second hearing would be needed to make sure that conviction met a VERY stringent criteria.

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