November 08, 2005True Crime > Re-thinking the Death PenaltyThe Birmingham News explains why it is reversing its long-standing support of the death penalty. It's a matter of law that deeply troubles The News' editorial board. After decades of supporting the death penalty, the editorial board no longer can do so. Today and over the next five days, we will explain our change of mind and heart. I have no objection to the death penalty in principle, but as currently practiced the system has tremendous flaws. Via Facing South via Michael Silence. Posted by lesjones | TrackBackComments
The proper place for the death penalty to be administered is, of course, at the hands of the intended victim. Society needs to make this a more frequent occurence. Posted by: Tam at November 08, 2005Post a comment
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