I agree @bluewanda , but you're always going to get liberal leftie hand wringers on threads like this. Yeah there were miscarriages of justice in the UK when execution was last a thing, but we have much more sophisticated systems now, forensics, DNA testing etc, so the chances of this happening is very remote.
And they wouldn't be 'executed' the next day after being given the death sentence. They'd go on death row, like in America. For a minimum of 5 years, so if they DO think they have been 'wronged' they have time to prove their innocence. The death sentence is still a thing in around half the states in America... When was the last miscarriage of justice (after someone had been executed there?) Has that even happened to anyone who has been jailed in the past 25 years or so?
Scum like the twat who beat and smashed his baby so badly that he died, need to be taken from this world. They don't deserve oxygen. I'm sure the people disagreeing with the death sentence would have a different attitude if one of their loved ones was murdered in cold blood by someone.
Yes I know some people think 'death' is too good for some people, and they should be made to 'suffer' in jail for life, but the fact is that some prisoners have a better, easier, more comfortable life than some pensioners! (And some younger people!)
Let's not pretend scum like this creature will end up in Guantánamo Bay... (Though they would deserve it!) They end up in a warm and comfortable place with a TV, computers, home comforts, 3 meals a day, games and activities, and opportunities to learn and train, and plenty of smokes and drugs!
The miscarriage of justice argument is just whataboutery.
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