Death Penalty In Capital Cases

The use of technology in conjunction with scientific forensics has changed much of the way in which cases are handled, reducing, if not nearly eliminating, wrongful convictions (Schmalleger & Smykla, 2015). Certainly, I can see why you feel so strongly about taking the stance you have with regards to the death penalty. Consequently, I place my faith in the criminal justice system to carry out each investigation to avoid false convictions, moreover, I do support the death penalty in capital cases. Although the cost associated with the prosecution of the offender are significantly higher than that of a regular murder trial that would not sentence the offender to death, the cost of housing the offender for life would be much higher. Incarcerated