capital punishment

Capital Punishment “The most extraordinarily violent criminal ever to set foot in Falls County, Texas,” is how the county district attorney explains Kenneth McDuff. McDuff had murdered two teenaged boys, then raped a girl, and then killed her by snapping her neck. The Texas Parole Board had lowered its standards for eligibility for parole and set McDuff free. Three days later, they found the naked and strangled body of his first victim. It took the …

…to commit violent crimes again, then are the other non-violent criminals set on parole. Furthermore, by the United States sending a strong message to our society that the only expectable punishment would be the death sentence for violent offenders, it would also keep our prisons from being over capacity. In order to keep our citizens safe from these violent offenders; it would be in society’s best interest to enforce the death penalty. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**