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Ann

Karma: 477486

He was sentenced to 45 yrs in prison and,t was exonorated. Even with DNA, there are still many flaws in the justice system. Too many people have been exonerated who were on death row. Thats why I am against the death penalty.

12 years ago. Rating: 6
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Colleen

Karma: 2042400

We don't execute 1000 men. I still agree with the death penalty.

12 years ago. Rating: 5
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Clonge

How would you revive someone who was wrongly executed?

commented 12 years ago

Colleen

I believe in karma and reincarnation. I do not know if they did something in a past life that they got away with. Might just be paying a debt to be convicted in this lifetime. I trust in God that mistakes do not happen.

commented 12 years ago

Headless Man

Karma: 267154

This guy wasn't going to be executed, he never even had a trail......

12 years ago. Rating: 4
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Clonge

He might not have had a trail, but didn't he have a trial, if he was convicted? If this happened in Texas, he might have been executed.

commented 12 years ago

Headless Man

This was an injustice but has nothing to do with the death penally.

commented 12 years ago

valR

Karma: 217455

After his release in 2009 last December, Jimenez was convicted on drug possession charges and could serve up to three years in prison.

12 years ago. Rating: 4
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Chiangmai

I'd be on drugs too if I had been wrongly accused and had to spend 16 years in jail, possibly raped repeatedly by other inmates.

commented 12 years ago

valR

25 million dollars was not enough to buy his own island were to drug him self to death?

commented 12 years ago

jhharlan

Karma: 1457190

I am still "middle of the road" when it comes to capital punishment, glad I'm not on a jury........

12 years ago. Rating: 3
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nomdeplume

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The trouble with hanging and flogging is that you can't unhang and unflog. In the UK between 1945 and 1960 at least two people were hanged and later given posthumous pardons- Timothy Evans and Nicolas Bentley. With DNA evidence the chances of incorrect verdicts is reduced, but not eliminated.