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Seriously, stop being an asshole. I owned you on this and you know it. Read your own God damned link. I've already highlighted the relevant part above to help you with your inadequacies.Funny how thinks work in the real world, isn't it?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_Supreme_Court_decisions_on_capital_punishment
This is not your link?! Seriously, quit being an asshole and admit that you were wrong. Funny how things work out in the real world, prick.Wrong, treason as well, though it hasn't been used since the Rosenbergs.In the US the only valid death penalty charge is aggravated murder.
Before you try to argue that federal law carries the death penalty for treason in an attempt to prove you are super stupid go back and read the part where I said only valid death penalty. Texas actually still has a law on the books that carries a death penalty for rape, as do a few other states. In fact, under federal law, attempted murder is eligible for the death penalty if you do it through the mail.
Problem is that the Supreme Court has already ruled that anything less than aggravated murder makes the death penalty cruel and unusual punishment. That amkes all of those laws that say that anything less than aggravated murder can result in a death penalty unconstitutional even though they are still there.
Funny how thinks work in the real world, isn't it?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_Supreme_Court_decisions_on_capital_punishment
By the way, you should change your name to Archie Bunker, Meathead was the smart one on that show.
It seems that the the Cleveland kidnapper who held three women for ten years might face the death penalty if testimony from the women implicates him in the deaths of several unborn children. Allegedly the monster punched and kicked his pregnant captives and starved them in order to cause a "natural" abortion.
What he did to those women should be a death penality crime.
This is not your link?! Seriously, quit being an asshole and admit that you were wrong. Funny how things work out in the real world, prick.Wrong, treason as well, though it hasn't been used since the Rosenbergs.
Before you try to argue that federal law carries the death penalty for treason in an attempt to prove you are super stupid go back and read the part where I said only valid death penalty. Texas actually still has a law on the books that carries a death penalty for rape, as do a few other states. In fact, under federal law, attempted murder is eligible for the death penalty if you do it through the mail.
Problem is that the Supreme Court has already ruled that anything less than aggravated murder makes the death penalty cruel and unusual punishment. That amkes all of those laws that say that anything less than aggravated murder can result in a death penalty unconstitutional even though they are still there.
Funny how thinks work in the real world, isn't it?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_Supreme_Court_decisions_on_capital_punishment
By the way, you should change your name to Archie Bunker, Meathead was the smart one on that show.
Several relatives of Grimilda Figueroa, who left Ariel Castro years ago and died last year after a long illness, painted a nightmarish portrait of life with Castro as authorities made public horrifying details of the abuse endured by the imprisoned women. In interviews with The Associated Press on Thursday, the relatives described Castro as a "monster" who abused his wife and locked his family inside their own home. Their views were at odds with those of some of Castro's family and a neighbor, who knew the former school bus driver only as a happy and respectful man.
Figueroa's relatives said Castro savagely beat her, pushing her down a flight of stairs, breaking her nose and dislocating her shoulder, among other injuries. Her sister, Elida Caraballo, said Castro once shoved Figueroa into a cardboard box and closed the flaps over her head. "He told her, 'You stay there until I tell you to get out,'" said Caraballo, who cried as she recounted her sister's torment. "That's when I got scared and I ran downstairs to get my parents."
Castro, to frighten his wife, kept a mannequin wearing a dark wig propped up against a wall and sometimes drove around the neighborhood with it, relatives said. "He threatened me lots of times with it," said Angel Caraballo, Castro's nephew, who used to play with his cousins at the house where the kidnapped women were found. "He would say, 'Act up again, you'll be in that back room with the mannequin.'" One day, Figueroa was returning home with her arms full of groceries when Castro jumped into the doorway with the mannequin, frightening her so badly that she fell backward and smashed her head on the pavement, Elida Caraballo said.
Prosecutors said Thursday they may seek the death penalty against Castro as a police report alleged that he impregnated one of his captives at least five times and made her miscarry by starving her and punching her in the stomach. The police report that also said another one of the women, Amanda Berry, was forced to give birth in a plastic kiddie pool. Cuyahoga County prosecutor Timothy McGinty said his office will decide whether to bring aggravated murder charges punishable by death in connection with the pregnancies that were terminated by force. McGinty said Castro will be charged for every act of sexual violence, assault and other crimes committed against the women, suggesting the counts could number in the hundreds, if not thousands.
More Ohio man's ex-relatives say he is a 'monster'
What he did to those women should be a death penality crime.
What he did to those women should be a death penality crime.
At the same time, wouldn't life time confinement be fitting? Life without parole. He kept them prisoners; justice is him spending the rest of his life as a prisoner. Unless he is kept in protective custody, he would be subject to the same kind of abuse he perpetrated on the women, also fitting justice.
I won't disagree if he is convicted of aggravated murder and receives the death penalty.
'Cruel and unreasonable punishment'. He certainly meted that out to these women.
What he did to those women should be a death penality crime.
At the same time, wouldn't life time confinement be fitting? Life without parole. He kept them prisoners; justice is him spending the rest of his life as a prisoner. Unless he is kept in protective custody, he would be subject to the same kind of abuse he perpetrated on the women, also fitting justice.
I actually don't support the death penalty. I just find it odd that he can kill a fetus and perhaps get the death penalty but the evil he committed over a ten year period to those women isn't bad enough to warrant what is considered our harshest punishment.
If I were you, I would be embarrassed to post on this thread, nevertheless I shall no longer use anal cavities to address you.I won't disagree if he is convicted of aggravated murder and receives the death penalty.
'Cruel and unreasonable punishment'. He certainly meted that out to these women.
I agree that he deserves to suffer, but I oppose government sanctioned killing all the time.
If I were you, I would be embarrassed to post on this thread, nevertheless I shall no longer use anal cavities to address you.I won't disagree if he is convicted of aggravated murder and receives the death penalty.
'Cruel and unreasonable punishment'. He certainly meted that out to these women.
I agree that he deserves to suffer, but I oppose government sanctioned killing all the time.
If I were you, I would be embarrassed to post on this thread, nevertheless I shall no longer use anal cavities to address you.I agree that he deserves to suffer, but I oppose government sanctioned killing all the time.
You are going to stop talking out of your ass?
That should improve your diction immensely.
