LogFAQs > #942127218

I support the death penalty, but only when the convicted person's guilt is certain, and only in the case of multiple killings or a particularly brutal or heinous murder of one person (like torturing someone to death).
It pisses me off when DA's withhold or hide evidence, and that due to prosecutor immunity, they're never at risk of going to jail for such abuses.
Also, really should go without saying, but people fucking fight over it somehow... any time there's DNA evidence, it should be tested. Even for crimes that happened long ago before the technology was available, and even for cases where the person's already been executed. If innocent people were killed by the state, the public deserves to know the truth.
I think a state should be subject to having its ability to execute criminals revoked by a federal court or other such entity if they engage in reckless behavior and abuse capital punishment or try to stonewall DNA testing of capital punishment cases to cover things up.

Basically...

Someone like Nicolas Cruz or Dylann Roof (mass murderer; certain that it was them)? Kill them.

Someone like Cameron Todd Willingham (everything about his conviction was shady and the prosecution's case later debunked by experts) where there's some serious doubt about whether they're actually guilty? Don't fucking kill them!