Ryan Leslie I would first like to address the main issue involved with capital punishment: human life. The accused possibly guilty, possibly not. The question is should we butcher all of the accused? Are we that sure of our own perfection? The issues I would, as well, like to discuss are that of unequal application, discrimination, bad legal representation, and finally, that capital punishment is a government murder. Before I move on to the issues …showed first 75 words of 1159 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1159 total…be so sure of our own perfection when deciding the destiny of the accused?'' ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography** 1.) Pheobe Ellsworth and Samuel Gross Prof. , Law, U MI and Prof. , U MI the Death Penalty in America, 97, 276. 2.) Keith Harris and Derrel Cheatwood Prof. , Geog., U MD and Prof., Crim. Justice, UT-SA The Geography of Execution, 97, 91 3.) November 9th issue of Newsweek John McCormick 4.) U.S. News and World Report "The Wrong Men on Death Row" Joseph P. Shapiro