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Yes, but only for horrific and extreme crimes like human trafficking, drug trafficking, genocide, etc.

Only on certain crimes like genocide, human trafficking, drug trafficking, or any crime against humanity that has undeni…

No, it costs the government and taxpayers more money to go through with the process of convicting someone of the death p…

Yes, but it should only be a possibility for certain crimes that result in death, and only with substantial video and DN…

Only in extremely rare instances where the criminal can be determined to be too dangerous to be left alive. This can ref…

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