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The death penalty is a social issue. A person who got caught with marijuana can get the death penalty depending on how much they have but murders can live 25 to life in jail/prison. The parameters need to be specified.

The death penalty is a social issue. A person who got caught with marijuana can get the death penalty depending on how much they have but murders can live 25 to life in jail/prison. The parameters need to be specified.

This article is very informational on the death penalty in Arizona. It shows a timeline on how the process started back in 1965, until current times. It ranges from hangings, to gas chambers, and now the lethal injections. There are examples provided as well on the different inmate cases that were sentenced the death penalty. It is more informational rather than argumentative on death penalties.

In my opinion I'm not agree with death penalty for criminals. I know that some of them deserve death or more but I think we don't have the right to take lives away.

I agree with you 100%. I liked this article because it stated facts on the death penalty in Arizona(informational), but it was not argumentative. It allowed me to become more educated on the topic.

This article talks about the high cost of the death penalty and how it affects the tax payers. This is an article that shows how the death penalty should cease to exist.

This article talks about the high cost of the death penalty and how it affects the tax payers.

The death penalty is not a solution to cases involving murder, and may lead to cases where the mentally sick or innocent people are sentenced to death. The article provides numbers and statistics that support these claims.

This website gives basic information on how the death penalty works and operates in the United states. It also has specific examples and articles on real life events and rulings as well as resources and facts.

Should we keep the death penalty? Is it more cost effective than keeping an inmate?

NEW RESOURCES (12/21): DPIC has released our " Year End Report: The Death Penalty in 2016," documenting continuing historic declines in death sentences, executions, and public support for the death penalty in the United States. NEWS (1/19): The Texas Court of Appeals for the 13th District, an intermediate state appellate court, has dismissed all charges against Jerry Hartfield, an intellectually disabled former death row prisoner.

This article goes through the pros and cons of death penalty. It talks about the different states and how they handle it.

I liked this article it provided me with many interesting facts that i was not aware.

There are many pros and cons of the death penalty that I did not know before and there are allot of states that still have the death penalty.

This year in May the state of Maryland had capital punishment eliminated. Supporters claim that the death penalty is unjust because often times a person can be found innocent years later.

A murderer on death row was administerd a lethal injection drug that has not been used before. He was sentenced in 1988. This was the last inmate to die on death row since the hold last year.

When it comes to a case like this, I wholeheartedly believe that Mark Asay deserved death for his crimes. I also believe that strict punishments like the death penalty need to be kept and used in order to impact homicide rates and discourage evil.

I am totally in favor of the death row. Kills off horrible people we dont need them in our society. Who pays for them to live in prison?

Death pentalty is a vey touchy subject today. There are many different views on this punishment. Should it be okay or should it be taken away? Here are some Pros and Cons.

I like how this article gives us the pros and cons about the death penalty. Though, I feel it is in favor of banning the death penalty as it provides more "yes" statements than "no's".

This is the death penalty information center webpage. Shows reports, resources and an execution database.

In this article it talks among the issue of the death penalty and how it should not be okay for such a horrific thing to take place. It states how many of the individuals who are on death row are not able to obtain good attorneys which results in the rates of execution to only increase.

This site answers the question of whether the death penalty should be allowed. Both sides of the issue has pros and cons.

This paper will explore thoughts on the death penalty, how many countries are still using it and what it has done for society.

This site gives 10 arguments on the same subject. It lets us see both sides of the argument. It gives real life examples about the topic as well.

This is an excellent resource and covering both sides of the topic in a way that does not have me feel as though there is an agenda one way or another.

I think this is a great resource for building your own argument or feeling on the death penalty as it gives examples of both sides and thoughts in each particular area. Instead of giving only one side of the thought, it gives the two (pros and cons) and thus makes it unbiased.

This site goes over the death penalty laws in Arizona. It shows a bit of history to the law changes for capitol punishment.

The ACLU Capital Punishment Project (CPP) works to abolish the death penalty nationally through direct representation as well as through strategic litigation, advocacy, public education, and mentoring and training programs for capital defense teams.

Euthanasia mean should a person suffering from an illness be able to decide when they die? The web site demonstrates all the pros and cons to what assisted suicide is.

I have never really looked into this topic and realized that it is an issue, so I love reading more about it.

If someone is very ill and there is nothing that anyone can do to help they should have the right end there own lives. It's horrible having to live long days, suffering and waiting for your life to end.