Cost
When replying to the death penalty, many have debated if the death penalty is cost-efficient. …show more content…
For the death penalty being moral is Fein, JD. Fein (2014) is a general counsel for the Center for Law and Accountability. Despite the abolitionist’s fight, that capital punishment is naturally unethical and that the legislature should not demoralize the life of the human race. Fein (2014) intends that the death penalty honor human respect by treating the offender as a person who causes his or her own fate. It does not treat the person inhumane, with no moral judgment. Furthermore, the death penalty celebrates the respect of the people whose existence ended by the offender's …show more content…
Instead of relying on a process like the writ of habeas corpus to protect citizens against judicial errors, it should trust the bible as a guideline. Diament (2012) believes that man should not decide if a person lives or die if he or she cannot make a clear and concise finding of guilt. Diament (2012) defends that the death penalty creates more victims. Those harmed by a crime, in addition to those innocently accused of a