The founding fathers, when established the eighth amendment, had in mind to stop the implementation of grisly and torturous execution at …show more content…
It was first instituted to become a deterrent to prevent heinous crime against society. I support the argument for the implementation of the death penalty if the adjudication was met, 1) the procedure consisting of a trail on which the culpability was met by Due Process protect under the 14th amendment, 2) the proceeding evidence and the crime warranted the death penalty. The sentencing, guidelines that are clear and understood between the choice of sentencing, and the fair and impartial verdict in concluding with the decision of the jury to the implementation of the death penalty. Moreover, the rendered decision from the jury of the defendant’s peer has met the threshold of guilt beyond reasonable doubt. Finally, the argument of the “cruel and unusual” punishment would not institute an issue if the method is defined and the implementation is medically proven to not inflict