Analyzing The Death Penalty

The death penalty is a course of action against murderers and other people who commit the most gruesome crimes. The justice system looks at these types of people as only murderers and they put them in the worse place they can be, Death Row. The death penalty is an unfair to any human being because the crimes people commit are bad but the government do not have the right to kill or put a person in jail to wait for their death is just not right. Even when someone commit a crime, they go through all the investigations and interrogations to find the wrong person and put them on death row. I believe the government enjoys inflicting the death penalty.There goes another innocent life taken away from their family. According to ACLU, over 140 innocent people have been released from death row in 26 states only because they found more files of evidence just to prove they were innocent. Just imagine if those people were never found guilty, they would be in jail for several years all the way up until their death, does that seem okay?. Over the years, 607 executions have been recorded worldwide and 22 countries has took place including the execution. The Death Penalty being the most lethal sentence for a crime and over several hundred had been sentenced to death. Even though the government believes cruel and unusual punishment is okay, but they
The death penalty is the killing of a criminal in return to the crimes they've committed.The death penalty creates a clash between federal laws; when the law says to commit a murder is against law. Therefore for that to be considered a federal law the government would have to rethink that law considering that the death penalty is also taking away someone's life. Also not only is the government allowing to take someone's life are they allowing witness of the death penalty as it's being implemented. Traumatizing the criminals loved ones