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Anonymous Mon Nov 29 21:15:16 2010 No.2129491 [Reply] [Original]

Like many of you I procrastinate on homework untill the last day. I need to have 40 of these surveys filled out bu the end of the day, can you guys help me out.

Question1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough?

2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?

3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?

4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?

5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?

6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?

7. Does your state have the death penalty?

Thanks for helping out

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 29 21:37:16 2010 No.2129593 1. nah 2. chopping penis off until they bleed 3. yer 4. yer 5. 10 hours 6. maybe 7. nope

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 21:39:16 2010 No.2129599

Question1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough? No

2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today? Electric chair, gas camber, injection, firing squad, hanging(?).

3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable? Yes

4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row? Yes

5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution? A couple of years.

6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate? No

7. Does your state have the death penalty? I don't live in the US, but my country does not.

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 21:42:16 2010 No.2129613

Question1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough?
Yes
2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?
In the entire world? Fuck, that's alot. Uh, I'm going to go with firing squad, lethal injection, electric chair, stoning, hanging.
3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?
No
4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?
Maybe, need to research if it actually does or does not.
5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?
10 to 20 years
6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?
No
7. Does your state have the death penalty?
Yes

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 21:43:16 2010 No.2129623

1. Yes
2 Depends on country. Hangan, shootan, lethal injection and chair are the ones in the US as far as I know. If we start talking about, say, Iran, then add stoning and burning. Shit could go on, humans are crafty in the matters of showkilling.
3 No. They are pointless.
4 A proven no for current US methods. Only way to be cheaper would be if after the "i declare the defendant guilty and sentence him to execution" the criminal was escorted out to a ditch and shot.
5 See 4. Sentenced, escorted to place of execution, executed. With proper organization shouldn't take more than 1 hour
6 Proven no.
7 No.

Anonymous Prime Mon Nov 29 21:44:16 2010 No.2129628

1. We use it too much. I don't think it actually helps lower crime.
2. Injections, chair, hanging, firing squads.
3. No, the wait before the execution is bad enough.
4. No. Instead try to make more money out of them with labor.
5. 24 hours
6. No. Most transgressors do not even consider the punishment before they commit a crime.
7. No.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 29 21:45:16 2010 No.2129632 1. yes 2. chair, poison injection whatever it's called 3. no 4. no idea 5. don't know 6. probably 7. no

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 21:49:16 2010 No.2129651

Do you think we use the death penalty enough?
>No
what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?
>Lethal Injection
do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?
>No
do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?
>No
How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?
>No more than a month.
Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?
>No
Does your state have the death penalty?
>Yes but its only been used twice in over 30 years

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 21:51:16 2010 No.2129659

1. Yes
2. Injection, electric chair, hanging, firing squad, gas, certainly other things, but I do not know specifically what.
3. I do not think any method of execution is acceptable.
4. Not at all. Death row is a long and expensive process. Plenty of people die of natural causes or usual prison violence before they even get close to their date.
5. Although I do not support the death penalty at all, there is no reason to allow someone to linger in prison once they've been sentenced to die. It accomplishes nothing. They might as well be killed immediately rather than eventually.
6. No.
7. No.

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 21:54:16 2010 No.2129675

1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough?

Enough? Uh... What? I mean, we should have it and all, but shit. Enough? I think it should be used, so I'd say 'yes'.

2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?
firing squad, gas, lethal injection, electrocution, and maybe another one
3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?

Nah, the electric chair is kinda out dated. Lethal injection is more humane; at least the dudes asleep when he dies, instead of shitting on himself.

4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?

Violent or premeditated murder should follow the death penalty, but nonviolent yet sever crimes (see Berny Madoff) should get a life sentence. Cost wise, I've heard that it's just as expensive to house an inmate for life compared to the trials and appeals for an execution. Idk, I'd say 'no'.

5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?

2 Years. Enough time for retrials, but short enough that ti doesn't bog the system down. Sad, but shit happens; criminal law is inexact, just like everything else is. We need to try and be as accurate as we can, and if we keep spending time second guessing ourselves for years at a time, then nothing gets accomplished.

6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?

Possibly. I'd have to say 'yes'.

7. Does your state have the death penalty?

Yes. http://www.lexingtonprosecutor.com/death_row.htm

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 29 21:55:16 2010 No.2129681 1.No 2.Lethal injection, firing squad 3.Nope 4.Nope 5.Don't know 6.Nope 7.Texas...so that's a hell yes.

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:01:16 2010 No.2129712

> Question1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough?
no

>2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?
lethal injection, firing squad, hanging, burning, stoning

> 3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?
no

> 4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?
depends on how it is done. it should be cheaper

>5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?
just enough to take care of the bureaucracy

> 6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?
only in some places. depends on the legal and carcerary systems

> 7. Does your state have the death penalty?
my country does not

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:01:16 2010 No.2129714

Question1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough?

>No

2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?

All over the world, Electric chair, gas camber, injection, firing squad, hanging, and stoning.

3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?

In some countries.

4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?

Yes.

5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?

Until proven guilty, with legitimate evidence.

6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?

Yes.

7. Does your state have the death penalty?

Yes, but jury does not decide if the accused is guilty or not.

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:04:16 2010 No.2129730

1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough?
No

2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?
Electric chair, gas camber, injection, firing squad, hanging, stoning, burnin, there's heaps

3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?
Yes

4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?
Yes

5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?
6 months max

6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?
Yes

7. Does your state have the death penalty?
Ausfag here - so nope

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:10:16 2010 No.2129762

>>2129491
>1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough?

Used too much.

>2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?

In the USA = Electro, Lethal injections

>3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?

The Death penalty is not acceptable

>4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?

Nope

>5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?

3-5 years

>6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?

Fuck no

>7. Does your state have the death penalty?

Yes

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:13:16 2010 No.2129784

>1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough?

Yes

>2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?

Hanging, electric, lethal dosage, firing squad, black hole exploration

>3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?

No..? Give me some examples

>4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?

Yes, but it doens't mean we should do it

>5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?

Until they recieve a free trial. That means they could keep reappealing forever if they could.

>6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?

No. Criminals never think about the consequences or just do not care for them

>7. Does your state have the death penalty?

I live in Virginia, so yes.

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:25:16 2010 No.2129842

1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough?
>No, and even when it is used, it's used ineffectively.

2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?
>Lethal injection, hanging, firing squad, electric chair, and gas chamber are the official methods from various states, but lethal injection is the only one that's used regularly.

3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?
>I think the mode in which a person is executed should be a public spectacle and custom fit to the individual crime. All methods of execution should be considered valid based on the severity of the crime.

4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?
>Until we accept methods of execution which are cheaper than lethal injection, no, probably not.

5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?
>If a threshold of certainty as to a person's guilt is met, there should be no delay in the process. If there is any uncertainty, then the full appeals process should be observed.

6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?
>Statistics show that death penalty alone is not a significant deterrent to violent crimes, in fact quite the opposite. However, a public spectacle execution system along with obvious social factors such as better education would, I believe, lower the violent crime rate.

7. Does your state have the death penalty?
>Yes, Arizona has lethal injection and the gas chamber.

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:30:16 2010 No.2129869

1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough?
>too much
2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?
>lethal injection, electric chair
3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?
>no
4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?
>probably, but I do not think there should be such a thing as the death penalty
5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?
>few weeks, but again i do not agree with the idea of a death penalty
6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?
>no
7. Does your state have the death penalty?
>no (Australia)

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:48:16 2010 No.2129985

1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough?
> Not really, no. I don't think everyone on death row ought to be put to death, but I think that those on death row ought to hurry the fuck up and get killed. Appeals procedure takes so very long.
2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?
> USA? Lethal injection. Elsewhere, too many to count.
3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?
> No.
4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?
> No.
5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?
> No longer than one or two years.
6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?
> No, people crazy enough to commit crimes which US court justifies as punishable by death are still going to be crazy.
7. Does your state have the death penalty?
I believe so. WA.

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:52:16 2010 No.2130005

Yes.

Lethal injection

Nah

Yes. Trials for the death sentence are absurdly expensive. Cheaper to give them enough money to live the rest of their life.

There is no answer to that question. The time spent on death row can be decades if you have a lawyer that wants some money and can keep slamming you through the appeals process.

Not at all. You're more likely to die committing crime warranting the death penalty then being punished for such a thing.

Yes. Texas is here. Killing the worst of the worst erry couple years.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:53:16 2010 No.2130009 I was gonna do your survey, then I read the questions and realized they're gay as fuck. Saged and reported for being a fag.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:53:16 2010 No.2130012 >>2130009 Forgot my sage, faggot.

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:56:16 2010 No.2130034

What did punctuation do to you that made you hate it so much, OP?

Question1. No. Kill everyone who commits a crime above a misdemeanor. Stop wasting time.

2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today? Are you asking my opinion on a fact?

3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable? Too expensive. Drugs are best.

4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row? Again, just kill them as soon as the guilty verdict is in. Good of the many, my friend. Good of the many...

5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution? However long it takes to walk from the courtroom to the room where they'll be killed.

6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate? Yes. Most criminals are repeat offenders. But not if they're dead.

7. Does your state have the death penalty? Yup.

Don't do a pussy-ass paper to appease your teacher, OP. Killing the useless members of society would benefit us more than any other single factor. Everyone knows this is true. Force them to admit it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 29 22:59:16 2010 No.2130051 >>2129985 yes we still have the death penalty on the books but after gary ridgeway got off with life in prison I don't think anybody is going to be getting teh chair for quite a while, if ever.

Anonymous Mon Nov 29 23:07:16 2010 No.2130094

1. Do you think we use the death penalty enough? yes

2. what forms of the death penalty do you think are still used today?
lethal injection, gas
3. do you think more brutal methods of execution like the electric chair are still acceptable?
undecided
4. do you think we would save more money by pushing more convicts into death row?
no, we should work them like slaves
5. How long do you think a person should be on death row before there execution?
*their* until the prison meets an equimarginal point
6. Do you think a rise in the death penalty will lower the crime rate?

7. Does your state have the death penalty?

>>	Anonymous Mon Nov 29 23:11:16 2010 No.2130111 Question1. I suppose... 2. electric chair, firing squad, lethal injection, hanging, gas chamber, head chopped off 3. no I don't think so 4. I don't know 5. I don't think people should be on death row 6. I don't know 7. I don't know

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