By punishing murderers with the death penalty, society is also guilty of committing murder. Therefore, life in prison is a better punishment for murderers.

It is globally enacted that whenever a crime is committed, even it was pretty small or heinous there should be a punishment,
however
. Some argue that, if the people who have already committed a murder, punished with
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more frequently around the world and it is better to imprison them than killing. I completely agree with the statement itself and
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essay will argue why is it. Considering humanity, there are some other ways of compensation
instead
of capital punishment.
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imprisonment throughout their life is a good way to punish them.
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, when they staying in prison for longer, they will better understand the degree of the crime they did and will no longer tend to make anyone a victim.
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there will be a possibility of emancipating and getting amnesty from the government of a country under certain circumstances because of well
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of the
murderer
during imprisonment. So it is clear that imprisoning is better than letting them die.
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it is clear that we cannot eradicate
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, though only one person in the world is punished by
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penalty. We must
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all efforts to decline the rate of
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instead
. If it would be possible to make some advantage
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the reformed
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than just killing him, I strongly believe that it is the best thing we could ever gain as human beings in
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society. In conclusion, it was successfully argued from the above essay that imprisonment is better than capital punishment
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any
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  • capital punishment
  • irreversible
  • deterrence
  • rehabilitation
  • human rights
  • ethical dilemma
  • state-sponsored
  • vindicate
  • incarceration
  • due process
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