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...ome)| censor]]s if a Senator had been found guilty of corruption, abuse of capital punishment, or disregard of public morals (e.g., prostitutes, gladiators, and bankrupt

Bush promised "a kinder, gentler nation" and a prosperous America. He upheld capital punishment and promised to appoint judges who would reverse "permissive" rulings on "p

# [[Capital punishment]]

Their approach to valuing human life usually implies opposition to [[capital punishment]], and, depending on the group, attitudes ranging from great reluctance to

...nor, he is protected by the Children and Young Persons Act and cannot be [[Capital punishment in Singapore|sentenced to death]] if found guilty of the murder charge, wit

...process. As well as detention proper, this may also include extrajudicial capital punishment.

...ling|Quisling]] and others were executed under retrospecively reintroduced capital punishment

...fluence public opinion in favor or against the Báb. Some clergy called for capital punishment, but the government pressured them to issue a lenient judgment because the

...and associated punishments. There were several crimes that mandated the [[capital punishment|death penalty]]: [[treason]], [[murder]], [[witchcraft]], [[arson]], [[sodo

*Capital punishment

...y not change legal rules themselves. Some developed countries still have [[capital punishment]] for criminal activity, but the normal punishment for a crime will be [[pr

...Germany, and since he had been a minor at the time he could not face the [[capital punishment|death penalty]] (this had not been a problem for democratic France). These

...8.htm |accessdate=2007-01-22}}</ref> Most of the GOP's membership favors [[capital punishment]] and stricter punishments as a means to prevent crime. Republicans general

...f>Gilbert 1991, pp. 213&ndash;214.</ref> Churchill commuted 21 of the 43 [[Capital punishment in the United Kingdom|capital sentences]] passed while he was Home Secretar