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NJ bans the death penalty

What does BGP say? 21 members have voted

  1. 1. What does BGP say?

    • I would vote for a KY measure like NJ's stance on the death penalty.
      47%
    • I would prefer to see the death penalty in place for crimes that fit the category.
      52%

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How do you feel if the DNA evidence proves guilt beyond the shadow of a doubt?
DNA in itself would never be conclusive evidence in a murder case. It can show that the victim had contact, but it can't prove murder

 

Zero doubt would be defined as "caught on tape."

With the advances in video imaging, this one scares me the most. For video, seeing is believing is no longer true. Video is too easily doctored. Although there are still ways to differentiate between raw and doctored video, an overzealous prosecutor or detective could doctor video and stills to fit the crime.

DNA in itself would never be conclusive evidence in a murder case. It can show that the victim had contact, but it can't prove murder

 

 

With the advances in video imaging, this one scares me the most. For video, seeing is believing is no longer true. Video is too easily doctored. Although there are still ways to differentiate between raw and doctored video, an overzealous prosecutor or detective could doctor video and stills to fit the crime.

If that were the case, it would not be used to exonerate either.

If that were the case, it would not be used to exonerate either.

It's much better negative evidence than positive evidence. It can't prove that you raped a woman, but it can prove that you didn't have sex with her.

It's much better negative evidence than positive evidence. It can't prove that you raped a woman, but it can prove that you didn't have sex with her.

....valid point.

If there is ZERO doubt that the accused is guilty of a heinous crime such as murder, I'm all for the DP. Otherwise, I'm for the life without parole penalty.

 

For the first time ever, I am quoting cshs to voice my agreement.:thumb: He is finally beginning to see things more clearly it seems.;)

Shouldnt we stay on the side of caution, and just get rid of the DP. Therefore we dont have to worry about making mistakes that cannot be reversed.

So the guy that was on death row in NJ that raped and killed a 7 year old girl now gets to live the rest of his life on prison. Tell that to the little girl's parent's that lost a loved one and now he gets to live the rest of his life. Don't seem right to me. Eye for and Eye my friends. JD

So the guy that was on death row in NJ that raped and killed a 7 year old girl now gets to live the rest of his life on prison. Tell that to the little girl's parent's that lost a loved one and now he gets to live the rest of his life. Don't seem right to me. Eye for and Eye my friends. JD

 

Now THAT would lower the crime rate...

They banned a law they hadn't used in 45 years anyway, Earth shattering news here!

 

In a related story, The United States just landed on the Moon for the first time.

Truthfully I can't vote in this poll, I don't think those choices go into enough detail.

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They banned a law they hadn't used in 45 years anyway, Earth shattering news here!

 

In a related story, The United States just landed on the Moon for the first time.

 

The news story was just a tool for me to launch a discussion on what KY should do? Notice the poll choices.

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Truthfully I can't vote in this poll, I don't think those choices go into enough detail.

 

Honestly, I wasn't comfortable with the choices, but if I started putting different stances on the death penalty, I definitely would have left one out.

Honestly, I wasn't comfortable with the choices, but if I started putting different stances on the death penalty, I definitely would have left one out.

Oh I agree, I've had a lot of very in depth discussions regarding this with some judges. There is no way to accurately describe someone's views on this in one sentence, and if someone is just all for the death penalty, or dead set against it, under any circumstances, I am leery.

 

It would take 100 choices to even remotely get close to getting everyone's opinions on it.

 

I'm not criticizing, but my choice isn't up there, that's all.

The news story was just a tool for me to launch a discussion on what KY should do? Notice the poll choices.

I understand.

 

It was no secret they weren't going to actually use the death penalty there anyway.

 

Banning it was a political statement for their government. That's all.

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