>Well, I'd respond by saying that even with overwhelming DNA evidence justice isn't always accomplished.
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>O.J. Simpson

It may not prove someone guilty, but it surely goes to "reasonable doubt".

>As far as the death penalty goes I do think that a society has to have this as a part of their 'peace keeping' duties.
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>I think that it must be approached with extreme care.
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>I think that it must be sure.
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>I think that it must be consistent.
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>I think it must be carefully applied.
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>I think the alternatives must always be considered.
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>I think it must be applied in certain cases.

Well, none of your criteria are happening in the real world. Does that make you against the death penalty?

>I think that man is fallable.
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>We will all die.

Yeah, but when I go, I would rather it not be for something I did not do.

>I think that the eternal consequences of dispatching some unprepared soul is what scares me the most. I'd rather spend some time trying to help that individual get prepared. I'm more than willing to spend a few years in this attempt.
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>Many will refuse.
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>Many will weep for lost souls.