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Americans are more positive in their orientation toward the death penalty than they have been in the past several years. this article is telling you that americans think that death penalty is sreverd when they do justices.

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What they are saying in the article is that  Abolishing the death penalty would save money to fund public works programs to reduce poverty and child abuse, or simply to reduce taxes and put more money in the pockets of Americans.

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Their telling you some names of the murder and what the crime they did like Professors Hashem Dezhbakhsh, Paul H. Rubin, and Joanna M. Shepherd of Emory University found that each execution, on average, results in 18 fewer murders peoples execution can prevent more people from dying.

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Top 10 US State Total Death Row Execution Ranking History (1719-2019)

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I chose this photo because its saying are you for it or against it.

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I chose this photo because it had all the reasons why people have the death sentence preventing other people from dying

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I chose this photo because their is always pros and cons to death penalty pros if there is a massive murder and you caught him or her your preventing other people from dying and a con maybe you convected the wrong person and they on death row and they didn't do it

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I chose this photo because you see the person in the electice chair and its saying death penalty

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I chose this photo because you see the person going down the hallway and there are jail sells

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viewpoint Article
justice is served when someone gets the death look at this case Society needs to show its moral outrage at particularly heinous crimes, such as the one committed in Connecticut in July 2007. That crime involved the brutal raping of a 48-year-old woman and one of her daughters. Both daughters, one 17 years old, and the other 11 years old, were tied to their beds and perished when their house was set on fire.

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Reference Article
In the 1972 case of Furman v. Georgia, the US Supreme Court handed down a decision that would have a major impact on capital punishment. By a vote of five to four, the justices overturned the death sentence of William Furman.