Citation Types of Supportive Information-Facts Significance-Relevance to Evidence your topic 1. Cruel unusual punishment 8th Amendment That the death penalty was in violation of this (Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted) 2. The death penalty costs more A new study in California money to impose than keeping a revealed that the cost of the Studies criminal in jail for life death penalty in the state has been over $4 billion since 1978. Study considered pretrial and trial costs, costs of automatic appeals and state habeas corpus petitions, costs of federal habeas corpus appeals, and costs of incarceration on death row. (Alarcon & Mitchell, 2011). Types of Supportive Information-Facts Significance-Relevance to your Citation Evidence topic
Types of Evidence Supportive Information-Facts Significance-Relevance to your topic Citation 1. 8th Amendment Cruel unusual punishment That the death penalty was in violation of this (Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted) 2. Studies A new study in California revealed that the cost of the death penalty in the state has been over $4 billion since 1978. Study considered pretrial and trial costs, costs of automatic appeals and state habeas corpus petitions, costs of federal habeas corpus appeals, and costs of incarceration on death row. (Alarcon & Mitchell, 2011). The death penalty costs more money to impose than keeping a criminal in jail for life Types of Evidence Supportive Information-Facts Significance-Relevance to your topic Citation
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