8. Quote As stated by The death penalty treats humans Jesuit Priest and like animals. Humans are not Community Professor of the animals. Humanities at St. fatal constitutional infirmity in “The the punishment of death is that it treats 'members of the human race like animals "Retribution is just another word for revenge, and the desire for revenge is one of the lowest 9. Statistic human emotions nonhumans” It costs more to keep someone on death row than in prison for life Savings from abolishing the death this money could instead be better penalty in Kansas, for example, are spent on measures that are of estimated at $500,000 for every case much greater benefit to the in which the death penalty is not criminal justice system- greater sought1 policing, education, and other crime-prevention measures that are far more cost-effective Part V: Opposing Evidence Types of evidence could include the following: (At least 6 Pieces of Evidence Required) 2 Statistics and research results) #’s (studies, polls/surveys, 2 Constitutional Connections (5 Basic Principles, Amendments, Bill of Rights) 1Court Case relating to topic (Who, What, Where, When, Why) 1 Previous, existing, and/or pending Legislation (Laws) Additional supporting evidence: Current events (news article, journal article, magazine article, blog) Citation Types of Supportive Significance-Relevant to your Evidence topic
8. Quote 9. Statistic As stated by Jesuit Priest and Community Professor of the Humanities at St. “The fatal constitutional infirmity in the punishment of death is that it treats 'members of the human race like animals "Retribution is just another word for revenge, and the desire for revenge is one of the lowest human emotions nonhumans” Savings from abolishing the death penalty in Kansas, for example, are estimated at $500,000 for every case in which the death penalty is not sought1 The death penalty treats humans like animals. Humans are not animals. It costs more to keep someone on death row than in prison for life this money could instead be better spent on measures that are of much greater benefit to the criminal justice system- greater policing, education, and other crime-prevention measures that are far more cost-effective Part V: Opposing Evidence Types of evidence could include the following: (At least 6 Pieces of Evidence Required) 2 Statistics #’s (studies, polls/surveys, and research results) 2 Constitutional Connections (5 Basic Principles, Amendments, Bill of Rights) 1Court Case relating to topic (Who, What, Where, When, Why) 1 Previous, existing, and/or pending Legislation (Laws) Additional supporting evidence: Current events (news article, journal article, magazine article, blog) Types of Evidence Supportive Significance-Relevant to your topic Citation
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