The refusal to disclose the names of executed individuals is justified by the stigma of the death penalty: their names had already been made public during their trials; the further public announcement of their names on the day of execution would be cruel.
The refusal to disclose the names of executed individuals is justified by the stigma of the death penalty: their names had already been made public during their trials; the further public announcement of their names on the day of execution would be cruel.