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Killarney Rose-1. I can absolutely guarantee one hundred percent that if a criminal is executed, he/she will never, ever harm another person again. Talk about favorable odds!
Of all the things stated on this board, this is an absolute truth.
There are always changes in the courts-things overturned, rotating seats from liberal to conservative. So there is always a chance of a release.
Victims rights-Sharon Tate's mother (Manson Murders) was the FIRST family member to be allowed to speak at a parole hearing.
She worked long and hard with an advocates' group to achieve this.
Rehabilitation-I don't think this is an option once you cross into
the realm of crime I believe most are picturing in their mind.
FOX did a piece on it a while ago and the bottom line wasn't so much that it DIDN'T work, just no evidence it DID.
Rudey, when people post with good, logical opinions,(as you have in this thread) of course people care. In the past, we have looked at possible reasons-studies-all kinds of things that support each view. Not that it changed anyone's mind, but it made for a good debate.
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