But tell me, do you trust every prosecutor to be acting in the full interest in the law, and not for his own political purposes? Do you trust any judge, any jury to be acting in ways free of bias for an accused? Do you believe that every lawyer acting for the defendant to be fully competent for the defense, and not just telling their client to plead guilty to lessen their own workload?
You seem to take it as a fact that there are innocent people that are convicted and summarily killed by the state, but yet have no qualms about it. I find it hard to believe how anyone in this era can see the failings of the current criminal system and believe it to be an almost infallible arbiter of justice.
So please, answer my question: what value can be found in a system that puts innocent people to death?
And if you can, take 20 minutes out of your time to read the article. It's an enlightening read, regardless of personal stances on this argument.
You seem to take it as a fact that there are innocent people that are convicted and summarily killed by the state, but yet have no qualms about it. I find it hard to believe how anyone in this era can see the failings of the current criminal system and believe it to be an almost infallible arbiter of justice.
So please, answer my question: what value can be found in a system that puts innocent people to death?
And if you can, take 20 minutes out of your time to read the article. It's an enlightening read, regardless of personal stances on this argument.