Again, Amnesty using shitty bad example of wrong death sentence to promote their ideas to go against that, like previously wrote.

WTF do you merge drugs with other type of criminals?!

Singapore: Fifth execution in under four months carried out https://perma.cc/UFK5-MR5Q

Executed But Possibly Innocent https://perma.cc/VX6J-9CUS
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Carlton Michael Gary (Georgia, convicted 1986, executed 2018)
Domineque Ray (Alabama, 1999; 2019)
Larry Swearingen (Texas, 2000, 2019)
Walter Barton (Missouri, 1993, 2020)
Nathaniel Woods (Alabama, 2005, 2020)

Arguments against capital punishment https://perma.cc/YAA7-QQXQ
The death penalty legitimizes an irreversible act of violence by the state and will inevitably claim innocent victims —> if you do a life sentence, you can claim innocent victims too, especially if the sentence was made in a shitty way.

Meanwhile citing The average time on death row before these exonerations was 11 years, meanwhile the previous example were 15-32 years ...

An innocent man spent 46 years in prison. And made a plan to kill the man who framed him https://perma.cc/9N3Z-JFQY

L.A. man wrongly imprisoned for 38 years declared innocent https://perma.cc/5MUH-25QM
Hastings sought DNA testing in 2000, but at that time, the DA's office denied the request —> the problem is how things get done like shit! and how slow such things happens. But this is not a death sentence issue, it's an organisation chaos!

​​​​​​LONGEST INCARCERATIONS https://perma.cc/DY6L-AB72

The fight for exoneration: Over 29,100 years 'lost' in prison in wrongful convictions, database finds https://perma.cc/9Y5A-533T
Lamar Johnson was wrongfully convicted of a shooting without physical evidence connecting him to the incident and sentenced to life in prison

Due to wrongful convictions based on misidentifications, false confessions, police failure to disclose evidence and more.—> again not enough proofs

Due to such chaos, an execution after 30-35 years could be a possibility too, like what Swiss wrote for the life sentence ...