
Yes, they wish for their ideals to come true because Capital Punishment is "ruthless".
But in some nations, it's the choice of the prosecuted.
Because sometimes even national leaders just want to hang out
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Die PreuBen Kaiserreich wrote:Leifar wrote:Yes, they wish for their ideals to come true because Capital Punishment is "ruthless".
But in some nations, it's the choice of the prosecuted.
In ours, especially! We never give the death penalty unless requested by the defendant or if it is the accepted way of punishment by the defense, the prosecution, and the judge, or if they're a mass murderer.
Leifar wrote:Die PreuBen Kaiserreich wrote:In ours, especially! We never give the death penalty unless requested by the defendant or if it is the accepted way of punishment by the defense, the prosecution, and the judge, or if they're a mass murderer.
Do we need to create a separate committee to defend the choice of rights?