When people don't read ANYTHING of what we wrote ... and they just share their point of views in 2 seconds ...

Everyone can have the personal opinion on death penalty BUT ONLY AFTER READING ALL FACTS BEHIND, checking pro and contra! Not based on ignorance

Let him rott in jail FOREVER ...

Sorry

a) 32 to 100 years = around 70 years in prison with multiple court session that the population need to pay
https://xn--r1a.website/DeathSentenceFAQ/286

b) already in the past terrorists escaped! Even from 🇨🇭 prison!
https://xn--r1a.website/PrisonBreakFacts/60
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https://xn--r1a.website/PrisonBreakFacts/84

While thirteen inmates escaped with the assistance of a corrupt guard, the incident was neither as visible nor catastrophic as the Bauchi state prison incident in 2010.

In 2008, Taliban-affliated militants assaulted the prison, overwhelming the local authorities and indiscriminately freeing over 1,200 inmates.[31] ree years later, 470 militants escaped through a hundred-meter-long tunnel.

The next year, Iraq witnessed three additional prison break attempts, two of which were violent. All subsequent prison break attempts have been violent since. Four violent attacks occurred between 2013 and 2014 alone, resulting in the escape of over 3,500 detainees.

Det var natt til 15. august i år at fangen snek seg ned til Oslofjorden og tok seg over til land i ei jolle tilhørende fengselet

It was on the night of 15 August this year that the prisoner sneaked down to the Oslofjord and made his way to shore in a dinghy belonging to the prison 🤣

Mannen er dømt for nærmere hundre forhold, ifølge politiet. Dette gjelder blant annet vold, narkotikaforbrytelser og flere biltyverier. Nå sonet han en dom på 7,5 år som hovedmann bak en grov gruppevoldtekt av en annen mann https://perma.cc/P69U-HHZR

According to the police, the man has been sentenced for close to a hundred cases. This applies to, among other things, violence, drug offenses and several car thefts. Now he was serving a sentence of 7.5 years as the main man behind a serious gang rape of another man.

Our study showed that the immediate period after imprisonment and after release impose a high risk of suicide, especially among people convicted of homicide.

During 2000–2016, suicide was the leading cause of death during imprisonment and among the leading causes of death after release. The mean suicide rate was 133.8 per 100 000 in prison, and 82.8 per 100 000 after release. In comparison, the annual global age-standardized suicide rate of 11.4 per 100000 population in 2012.

The immediate periods after imprisonment and after release both imposed a high risk of suicide; the suicide rate on day 1 was almost seven times higher than week 1, and about ten times higher than months 2–6.

Although the suicide rates after release were lower, we also found a similar trend related to time after release; the risk of suicide on day 1 after release was more than twice as high as week 1 after release, and six times higher than 2–6 months after release.

Amnesty, don't forget such things too!

Misclassiffications of causes of death may occur in registry data: it may be that some suicides might be classiffied as overdose deaths or accidents, causing an underestimation. However, Norwegian data has been assessed as having good validity and reliability for suicide classiffication ..

Exactly like they classify all suicides as "depression" 🤦‍♂️!
https://xn--r1a.website/AliceSchembri/7

The average crude mortality rate (CMR) after-prison suicide was 82.8 per 100 000 prisoners. When stratifying by main conviction during the last prison sentence, the CMR for suicide among people convicted of homicide was 212.4, 86.6 for drug and alcohol offences and 83.5 for sexual and violence offences.

The average crude mortality rate (CMR) in-prison suicide was 133.8 per 100 000 prisoners. When stratifying by main conviction during the last prison sentence, the CMR for suicide among people convicted of homicide was 393.0 180.0 for sexual and violence offences and 109.8 for drug and alcohol offences

Our answer: a mistake by a nurse is a crime, and a "mistake" by a killer A MUCH MORE CRITICAL CRIME!

Obviously she doesn't deserve life or 20 years of prison! but even not soft sentences.

Otherwise EVERYONE could simply kill people "with a mistake" and taking excuses "it was a mistake"

Nurses are not criminals? EVERY JOB CAN BE A CRIMINAL!

The latter is largely preventable and may account for up to 5% of hospital deaths in the United States. It has been estimated that there are between 715,000 and 776,000 hospital deaths each year in the United States, and this would add up to an additional 35,750 to 38,800 preventable deaths.

The study “Medical error-The third leading cause of death in the US” [13] reported more than 250,000 deaths per year caused by medical errors.

From 2000 to 2012, the medication error rate increased significantly among all age groups except for children under 6 years. Among adults aged 20 years or older, the error rate increased with increasing age.

The reported incidence of nursing errors in this review ranged from 19% to 34% (Figure 2) of medication orders

Remember, wrong drug is not like drinking Coca Cola Zero vs Fanta Zero

First way to removed errors? Well if you have 👂 problems like us, you know that!

Re-asking or repeat what they told you, like in military! Plus 🙅‍♂️ writing things on paper! Doctors ✍️ is 💩, simply impossible to read that at all! So only digital!

No excuses in Israel style 🇮🇱
https://xn--r1a.website/IsraeliFacts/377
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https://xn--r1a.website/IsraeliFacts/384

So exactly the same errors can happen during the court! but if the court is doing errors = 😈 ... if a nurse / doctor is doing errors = 😇 ....

Remember that hospitals kill more people than wrong sentenced criminals (or criminals sentenced for personal interest) ...

So let we talk about such things too, because it doesn't matter how you kill a person ... you kill a person! and a person is a person ...
https://xn--r1a.website/DeathSentenceFAQ/182

The big difference?
In court we "kill people" to keep population safe!