... tooth". Death penalty as revenge and retribution cannot be morally justified. How can it be right that people create violence in order to fight against violence? British Conservative John Townend asserts, "[death penalty] would also save an awful lot of money. It costs a lot of money to keep people in jail" (Europe). This statement is not entirely correct. For example, the United States requires twice the amount of four different expert reports from psychiatrists, clergies, and psychologists before the execution. The examination and advisory opinion of specialists is very expensive. Moreover, adjournments occur quite often in processes. For instance, new pieces of circumstantial evidence might be found. The combined cost of these matters can be even more expensive for the state than lifelong custody in jail. Many people argue that capital punishment is the right penalty for murderers because they trust in the justice system of the United States. ...

See this essay or coursework document in full right now