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Georgia still has the death penalty, and it uses it. However, Georgia still has one of the highest violent crime rates in the USA. Minnesota's violent crime rate is MUCH lower and there is no death penalty in Minnesota.
maybe if they were executed within a year of committing the crime it would serve as a better deterrent, instead of endless appeals stretching out 20 years or more.
why do people keep claiming they haven't been caught? it's right there in the second link that they are in custody.
indeed.
when sprinkling cotton balls is a 'hate crime' but viciously knifing a woman to death is not - - something is very much out of whack.
Why is sprinkling cotton balls a crime?
I think hate crimes is/are stupid, and UnAmerican.
The First Amendment protects free speech.
Punish the act, not the thought. Thought's never
hurt anyone. I think terrible things all the time,
but I never act on them. I do good things all the
time for other people, but I do them because it's
the right thing to do.
Hopefully, they will be tried as adults. I think Georgia still has the death penalty.
Even if tried as adults they can't be put to death due to their age.
Just life in prison without parole I believe. Then again I've heard liberals think that is too tough and are trying to change that.
Georgia still has the death penalty, and it uses it. However, Georgia still has one of the highest violent crime rates in the USA. Minnesota's violent crime rate is MUCH lower and there is no death penalty in Minnesota.
Even if tried as adults they can't be put to death due to their age.
Just life in prison without parole I believe. Then again I've heard liberals think that is too tough and are trying to change that.
and why couldn't the 18 year old be to death?
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