The jury might get convicted that the prisoner is guilty and he or she deserves to die, but the jury can be wrong, What if six months later some new evidence comes up which proves the innocence of the convict that has already been executed. Legalizing the death penalty takes away the opportunity for the prisoner to prove his or her innocence in the future, which in this case only harms the innocent prisoner because if the fugitive is guilty he or she won’t be able to find any alibi to help them not now, and definitely not in the
The jury might get convicted that the prisoner is guilty and he or she deserves to die, but the jury can be wrong, What if six months later some new evidence comes up which proves the innocence of the convict that has already been executed. Legalizing the death penalty takes away the opportunity for the prisoner to prove his or her innocence in the future, which in this case only harms the innocent prisoner because if the fugitive is guilty he or she won’t be able to find any alibi to help them not now, and definitely not in the