A bit of a intrusive thought question: If I, a EU citizen would go the US and accidentaly did something that might sentence me to death penalty, would it be executed?
Zealousideal-Pick799 on
Michigan was the first jurisdiction in the English speaking world to abolish capital punishment.
Ok-Ad8998 on
It is also on moratorium in Ohio
J0hn_Keel on
That’s actually way more death penalty than I thought
ETA not all of us are American, my sincerest apologies to whoever did not like my audacity to not know the amount of death penalty states in a foreign country
ghost_desu on
An eye for an eye and the world goes blind
topcat5 on
The federal death penalty is still in force in all 50 states, so the map isn’t entirely accurate.
Emergency-Salamander on
Ohio has suspended the death penalty as well, at least for now. Last one was 2018.
IanCrapReport on
I haven’t looked through the list extensively, but it’s hard to find someone on death row that doesn’t deserve it
New Hampshire: Live Free or Die!!! Unless you are in prison.
Flat-Leg-6833 on
Americans luvvvv killin people.
smoothtrip on
The shit hole states have the death penalty, not shocking.
JasterBobaMereel on
This is also a map of Western Democracies who have the Death Penalty ….
[I don’t include Belarus as a Western Democracy]
Tremn on
I would be interested in a ‚date of last execution by state‘ map.
razorbraces on
Just a reminder to my fellow Americans living in green states on this map-
The death penalty is not a deterrent. It is MORE expensive to sentence someone to death than life in prison. It is psychologically harmful for innocent people who work in the system (lawyers, judges, COs, wardens, clergy, family members of both the victim and the offenders, etc.). It has been used on people who have been exonerated as innocent after their death. It is racially, socioeconomically, and educationally biased. That’s even setting aside any moral issues one might have with the state deciding who lives and who dies.
There is no reason to continue using the death penalty!
Zestyclose_Worry6623 on
What does the black mean – illegal or legal?
Interesting_Neck609 on
Colorado still has death penalty by hanging in some counties for cattle rustling. It hasnt been enforced for quite some time, but its on the books.
tehfireisonfire on
It should be used in all 50 states for certain crimes tbh
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A bit of a intrusive thought question: If I, a EU citizen would go the US and accidentaly did something that might sentence me to death penalty, would it be executed?
Michigan was the first jurisdiction in the English speaking world to abolish capital punishment.
It is also on moratorium in Ohio
That’s actually way more death penalty than I thought
ETA not all of us are American, my sincerest apologies to whoever did not like my audacity to not know the amount of death penalty states in a foreign country
An eye for an eye and the world goes blind
The federal death penalty is still in force in all 50 states, so the map isn’t entirely accurate.
Ohio has suspended the death penalty as well, at least for now. Last one was 2018.
I haven’t looked through the list extensively, but it’s hard to find someone on death row that doesn’t deserve it
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_death_row_inmates_in_the_United_States](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_death_row_inmates_in_the_United_States)
New Hampshire: Live Free or Die!!! Unless you are in prison.
Americans luvvvv killin people.
The shit hole states have the death penalty, not shocking.
This is also a map of Western Democracies who have the Death Penalty ….
[I don’t include Belarus as a Western Democracy]
I would be interested in a ‚date of last execution by state‘ map.
Just a reminder to my fellow Americans living in green states on this map-
The death penalty is not a deterrent. It is MORE expensive to sentence someone to death than life in prison. It is psychologically harmful for innocent people who work in the system (lawyers, judges, COs, wardens, clergy, family members of both the victim and the offenders, etc.). It has been used on people who have been exonerated as innocent after their death. It is racially, socioeconomically, and educationally biased. That’s even setting aside any moral issues one might have with the state deciding who lives and who dies.
There is no reason to continue using the death penalty!
What does the black mean – illegal or legal?
Colorado still has death penalty by hanging in some counties for cattle rustling. It hasnt been enforced for quite some time, but its on the books.
It should be used in all 50 states for certain crimes tbh