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Omar H., Selena C.

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The beginning jury had potential members of the Klu Klux Klan and one African-American who, stated by the CNN article, was an "Uncle-Tom type." North Carolina Governors in this case reviewed it several times. Jim B Hunt Jr. reviewed the case after several protests in unrest in the Black community. He then reduced their sentences in 1978 to ease the public. The supporters of the Inmates were still upset and wanted them innocent of the crime. in 1980 the NC court deemed the trial to be a misconduct and dropped the convictions but not deemed innocent. Governor Bev Perdue completely pardoned the remaining Wilmington ten.

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We  believe that the death penalty should still be legal. Criminals should fear the consequences of their actions. If a criminal were to do an extreme offense (e.g, murdering anyone for the pleasure of it) that person should be put to death for their extreme wrong-doings. Their are some people out there who will not learn from a long prison sentence. That is a waste of money used for the prisons. The money used to feed and to imprison these criminals are way too much to give a criminal like this these privileges. If a criminal were to show no mercy towards their victims, neither should they receive mercy.

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Constitutional argument with lethal injection

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Constitutional argument with lethal injection

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The fact that inmate may or may not experience pain is the issue. I believe it's on the border of constitutional, that is why we should have doctors during or before the procedure to let the inmate have the least pain as possible. They are there to ensure that the inmate has a peaceful end. The injection stops the heart paralyzes the subject, and sedates them. Lethal injection is said to not be cruel seeing as they normally peacefully die. To kill someone peacefully like this I believe is not unusual punishment.

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4.PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$31 M
(includes teacher raises, early childhood education programs, college preparation programs, etc.)
6. TRANSPORTATION
$21 M
(increase highway maintenance, ensure roads and bridges are safe, etc.)
2. JUSTICE & PUBLIC SAFETY $51 M
* We chose this amount of money for Justice and Public safety to increase the safety of the people and to hire more police to protect and ensure safety to the people.
(expand prisons, institute gang prevention programs, improve supervision of prisoners on parole, increase
community-based programs to reduce repeat offenders, etc.)
5. SUPPORTING the MILITARY $25 M
(improve health services for soldiers, improve health/mental health services for veterans, support college
scholarships for children of killed soldiers, etc.)
1. HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES $76 M
* We decided to assign this much money to Health and Human services, because there is a lot of people who struggle financially with medical bills and no one should have to go without medication, check-ups, and treatments because they can't afford it.
(improve hospitals, provide healthcare to children of low income families, improve the foster care and adoption
system, etc.)
3. NATURAL & ECONOMIC RESOURCES
$46 M
* With climate change happening, we decided to spend a fair amount of money on Natural and Economic Resources to help those dealing with natural disasters and with this we could also help with improving our economy, but we are focusing more on the Natural Resource aspect.
(recruit new and expand existing businesses, improve our state’s economy, aid communities experiencing
drought, etc.)