Response to "Capital punishment: The cost of a life"
Before I begin, allow me to give some insight into who I am and what I believe.
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Before I begin, allow me to give some insight into who I am and what I believe.
Teresa Lewis, the first woman to be executed in Virginia since 1912, was put to death by lethal injection last Thursday.
Our campus is absolutely phenomenal in every possible way. The grass is always neatly cut and maintained, flowers droop off of trees and bushes to the end of every perfectly constructed winding path and students are always exquisitely outfitted and flawlessly put-together. Maybe the wizard was nothing more than a fairy tale, but it certainly seems that Oz has been brought to real life.
Last September, the probation officers of nine homeless men in Georgia ordered them to, in the words of the AP wire service, "live in the woods behind a suburban Atlanta office park." When the state government discovered this, Georgia promptly ordered them out.
*Note: This article is not intended to refer to criminal law, or any other type of law governing society. This article is about behavioral ethics only.