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death sentence         
  • Article 2 of the [[Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union]] affirms the prohibition on capital punishment in the EU.
  • Anarchist [[Auguste Vaillant]] about to be guillotined in France in 1894
  • ''Antiporta'']] of ''Dei delitti e delle pene'' (''On Crimes and Punishments''), 1766 ed.
  • Sign at the [[Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport]] warning that drug trafficking is a capital crime in the Republic of China (2005)
  • Retentionist countries: 53}}
  • [[The Death of Socrates]] (1787), in the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] in New York City
  • States without the death penalty}}
  • [[Emperor Shōmu]] banned the death penalty in Japan in 724.
  • Nazi-occupied Poland]], 1944
  • Signatories to the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR: parties in dark green, signatories in light green, non-members in grey
  • Roman]] [[Circus Maximus]].
  • The [[breaking wheel]] was used during the Middle Ages and was still in use into the 19th century.
  • his realm]] in 1786, making it the first country in modern history to do so.
  • Mother Catherine Cauchés (center) and her two daughters Guillemine Gilbert (left) and Perotine Massey (right) with her infant son burning for heresy
  • Mexican execution by [[firing squad]], 1916
  • Number of abolitionist countries}}
  • The burning of Jakob Rohrbach, a leader of the peasants during the [[German Peasants' War]]
  • 1918 Finnish Civil War]].
  • A gurney at [[San Quentin State Prison]] in California formerly used for executions by [[lethal injection]]
  • John Christie]]. The case was considered vital in bolstering opposition, which limited the scope of the penalty in 1957 and abolished it completely for murder in 1965.
  • Death penalty in legislation, but not applied}}
LEGAL PROCESS WHEREBY A PERSON IS PUT TO DEATH BY THE STATE AS A PUNISHMENT FOR AN ACTUAL OR SUPPOSED CRIME
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(death sentences)
A death sentence is a punishment of death given by a judge to someone who has been found guilty of a serious crime such as murder.
His original death sentence was commuted to life in prison.
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Death sentence with reprieve         
PENALTY IN CHINESE LAW
Suspended death sentence; Reprieve of the death sentence; Reprieve (death sentence); Death penalty with reprieve; Death with reprieve
Death with reprieve (, abbr.: ) is a criminal punishment found in the law of the People's Republic of China.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_sentence_with_reprieve
The Sentence Is Death         
  • First edition (publ. Century Books)
2019 NOVEL BY ANTHONY HOROWITZ
The Sentence is Death
The Sentence Is Death is a 2019 mystery novel by British author Anthony Horowitz and the second novel in the Hawthorne and Horowitz series. The story focuses on solving the murder of a teetotaling solicitor who was murdered with an expensive bottle of wine.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sentence_Is_Death
execution         
  • Article 2 of the [[Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union]] affirms the prohibition on capital punishment in the EU.
  • Anarchist [[Auguste Vaillant]] about to be guillotined in France in 1894
  • ''Antiporta'']] of ''Dei delitti e delle pene'' (''On Crimes and Punishments''), 1766 ed.
  • Sign at the [[Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport]] warning that drug trafficking is a capital crime in the Republic of China (2005)
  • Retentionist countries: 53}}
  • [[The Death of Socrates]] (1787), in the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] in New York City
  • States without the death penalty}}
  • [[Emperor Shōmu]] banned the death penalty in Japan in 724.
  • Nazi-occupied Poland]], 1944
  • Signatories to the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR: parties in dark green, signatories in light green, non-members in grey
  • Roman]] [[Circus Maximus]].
  • The [[breaking wheel]] was used during the Middle Ages and was still in use into the 19th century.
  • his realm]] in 1786, making it the first country in modern history to do so.
  • Mother Catherine Cauchés (center) and her two daughters Guillemine Gilbert (left) and Perotine Massey (right) with her infant son burning for heresy
  • Mexican execution by [[firing squad]], 1916
  • Number of abolitionist countries}}
  • The burning of Jakob Rohrbach, a leader of the peasants during the [[German Peasants' War]]
  • 1918 Finnish Civil War]].
  • A gurney at [[San Quentin State Prison]] in California formerly used for executions by [[lethal injection]]
  • John Christie]]. The case was considered vital in bolstering opposition, which limited the scope of the penalty in 1957 and abolished it completely for murder in 1965.
  • Death penalty in legislation, but not applied}}
LEGAL PROCESS WHEREBY A PERSON IS PUT TO DEATH BY THE STATE AS A PUNISHMENT FOR AN ACTUAL OR SUPPOSED CRIME
Judicial execution; Capital crime; Executed; Sentenced to death; Capital Punishment; Execution (legal); Capital offense; Legal execution; Penalty of death; Executions; Put to death; Capital punishment debate; Capital Offence; Death-penalty; Death sentance; Captial punishment; Death Penalty Debate; Death penalties; Capital offence; Human execution; The death penalty; Anti-death penalty; Sentence of death; Capital case; Mass execution; Prohibition of the death penalty; Capital punishments; Death sentences; Executes; Executing; Death-penalties; Death penalty; Execution; Punishable by death; Capital punish; Capital punishing; State murder; Death penaty; Condemned prisoner; Capital defendant; Padding fair; Condemned Prisoner; War capital punishment; Opposition to the death penalty; Opposition to capital punishment; Death penalty for a crime; Punished by death; Abolition of capital punishment; Place of execution; Death sentence; Juvenile execution; Child execution; Criticism of capital punishment; Abolitionism (capital punishment); Abolition of the death penalty; Excecution; Death-sentence; Racial bias in capital punishment; Race and the death penalty; Juvenile death penalty; Capital punishment for juvenile offenders; Capital crimes; Sentenced to die; Capital felony; Capital felon; Race and capital punishment; Racism and capital punishment; History of capital punishment; Capital punishment in ancient Rome; Capital punishment in ancient Greece; Capital punishment in ancient China; Capital punishment in the Middle Ages; Judicial homicide; Penalty is death; Capital charge
¦ noun
1. the action of executing a plan, order, legal instrument, etc.
the technique or style with which an artistic work is produced or performed: the film is entirely professional in its execution.
2. an act of executing a condemned person.
Derivatives
executioner noun
execution         
  • Article 2 of the [[Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union]] affirms the prohibition on capital punishment in the EU.
  • Anarchist [[Auguste Vaillant]] about to be guillotined in France in 1894
  • ''Antiporta'']] of ''Dei delitti e delle pene'' (''On Crimes and Punishments''), 1766 ed.
  • Sign at the [[Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport]] warning that drug trafficking is a capital crime in the Republic of China (2005)
  • Retentionist countries: 53}}
  • [[The Death of Socrates]] (1787), in the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] in New York City
  • States without the death penalty}}
  • [[Emperor Shōmu]] banned the death penalty in Japan in 724.
  • Nazi-occupied Poland]], 1944
  • Signatories to the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR: parties in dark green, signatories in light green, non-members in grey
  • Roman]] [[Circus Maximus]].
  • The [[breaking wheel]] was used during the Middle Ages and was still in use into the 19th century.
  • his realm]] in 1786, making it the first country in modern history to do so.
  • Mother Catherine Cauchés (center) and her two daughters Guillemine Gilbert (left) and Perotine Massey (right) with her infant son burning for heresy
  • Mexican execution by [[firing squad]], 1916
  • Number of abolitionist countries}}
  • The burning of Jakob Rohrbach, a leader of the peasants during the [[German Peasants' War]]
  • 1918 Finnish Civil War]].
  • A gurney at [[San Quentin State Prison]] in California formerly used for executions by [[lethal injection]]
  • John Christie]]. The case was considered vital in bolstering opposition, which limited the scope of the penalty in 1957 and abolished it completely for murder in 1965.
  • Death penalty in legislation, but not applied}}
LEGAL PROCESS WHEREBY A PERSON IS PUT TO DEATH BY THE STATE AS A PUNISHMENT FOR AN ACTUAL OR SUPPOSED CRIME
Judicial execution; Capital crime; Executed; Sentenced to death; Capital Punishment; Execution (legal); Capital offense; Legal execution; Penalty of death; Executions; Put to death; Capital punishment debate; Capital Offence; Death-penalty; Death sentance; Captial punishment; Death Penalty Debate; Death penalties; Capital offence; Human execution; The death penalty; Anti-death penalty; Sentence of death; Capital case; Mass execution; Prohibition of the death penalty; Capital punishments; Death sentences; Executes; Executing; Death-penalties; Death penalty; Execution; Punishable by death; Capital punish; Capital punishing; State murder; Death penaty; Condemned prisoner; Capital defendant; Padding fair; Condemned Prisoner; War capital punishment; Opposition to the death penalty; Opposition to capital punishment; Death penalty for a crime; Punished by death; Abolition of capital punishment; Place of execution; Death sentence; Juvenile execution; Child execution; Criticism of capital punishment; Abolitionism (capital punishment); Abolition of the death penalty; Excecution; Death-sentence; Racial bias in capital punishment; Race and the death penalty; Juvenile death penalty; Capital punishment for juvenile offenders; Capital crimes; Sentenced to die; Capital felony; Capital felon; Race and capital punishment; Racism and capital punishment; History of capital punishment; Capital punishment in ancient Rome; Capital punishment in ancient Greece; Capital punishment in ancient China; Capital punishment in the Middle Ages; Judicial homicide; Penalty is death; Capital charge
capital punishment         
  • Article 2 of the [[Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union]] affirms the prohibition on capital punishment in the EU.
  • Anarchist [[Auguste Vaillant]] about to be guillotined in France in 1894
  • ''Antiporta'']] of ''Dei delitti e delle pene'' (''On Crimes and Punishments''), 1766 ed.
  • Sign at the [[Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport]] warning that drug trafficking is a capital crime in the Republic of China (2005)
  • Retentionist countries: 53}}
  • [[The Death of Socrates]] (1787), in the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] in New York City
  • States without the death penalty}}
  • [[Emperor Shōmu]] banned the death penalty in Japan in 724.
  • Nazi-occupied Poland]], 1944
  • Signatories to the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR: parties in dark green, signatories in light green, non-members in grey
  • Roman]] [[Circus Maximus]].
  • The [[breaking wheel]] was used during the Middle Ages and was still in use into the 19th century.
  • his realm]] in 1786, making it the first country in modern history to do so.
  • Mother Catherine Cauchés (center) and her two daughters Guillemine Gilbert (left) and Perotine Massey (right) with her infant son burning for heresy
  • Mexican execution by [[firing squad]], 1916
  • Number of abolitionist countries}}
  • The burning of Jakob Rohrbach, a leader of the peasants during the [[German Peasants' War]]
  • 1918 Finnish Civil War]].
  • A gurney at [[San Quentin State Prison]] in California formerly used for executions by [[lethal injection]]
  • John Christie]]. The case was considered vital in bolstering opposition, which limited the scope of the penalty in 1957 and abolished it completely for murder in 1965.
  • Death penalty in legislation, but not applied}}
LEGAL PROCESS WHEREBY A PERSON IS PUT TO DEATH BY THE STATE AS A PUNISHMENT FOR AN ACTUAL OR SUPPOSED CRIME
Judicial execution; Capital crime; Executed; Sentenced to death; Capital Punishment; Execution (legal); Capital offense; Legal execution; Penalty of death; Executions; Put to death; Capital punishment debate; Capital Offence; Death-penalty; Death sentance; Captial punishment; Death Penalty Debate; Death penalties; Capital offence; Human execution; The death penalty; Anti-death penalty; Sentence of death; Capital case; Mass execution; Prohibition of the death penalty; Capital punishments; Death sentences; Executes; Executing; Death-penalties; Death penalty; Execution; Punishable by death; Capital punish; Capital punishing; State murder; Death penaty; Condemned prisoner; Capital defendant; Padding fair; Condemned Prisoner; War capital punishment; Opposition to the death penalty; Opposition to capital punishment; Death penalty for a crime; Punished by death; Abolition of capital punishment; Place of execution; Death sentence; Juvenile execution; Child execution; Criticism of capital punishment; Abolitionism (capital punishment); Abolition of the death penalty; Excecution; Death-sentence; Racial bias in capital punishment; Race and the death penalty; Juvenile death penalty; Capital punishment for juvenile offenders; Capital crimes; Sentenced to die; Capital felony; Capital felon; Race and capital punishment; Racism and capital punishment; History of capital punishment; Capital punishment in ancient Rome; Capital punishment in ancient Greece; Capital punishment in ancient China; Capital punishment in the Middle Ages; Judicial homicide; Penalty is death; Capital charge
n. execution (death) for a capital offense. The U.S. Supreme Court has vacillated on the application of capital punishment, ruling in the Furman decision (1972) that capital punishment was a violation of the Eighth Amendment's prohibition against "cruel and unusual punishment" in certain cases, and then reinstated it in 1976. New York, which once led the nation in executions, abolished capital punishment but reinstated it in 1995. There is no capital punishment in Alaska, Hawaii, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, Maine, Minnesota, Michigan, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Vermont, West Virginia and the District of Columbia. There have been no federal executions in more than 30 years. Texas, Florida, Louisiana, Georgia, Virginia, and Alabama have held the most executions in recent years. Means of capital punishment used in the United States include lethal injection, electrocution, gas chamber, hanging, and firing squad. All capital offenses require automatic appeals, which means that approximately 2,500 men and women are presently on "death row" awaiting their appeals or death. See also: capital offense
Capital punishment         
  • Article 2 of the [[Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union]] affirms the prohibition on capital punishment in the EU.
  • Anarchist [[Auguste Vaillant]] about to be guillotined in France in 1894
  • ''Antiporta'']] of ''Dei delitti e delle pene'' (''On Crimes and Punishments''), 1766 ed.
  • Sign at the [[Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport]] warning that drug trafficking is a capital crime in the Republic of China (2005)
  • Retentionist countries: 53}}
  • [[The Death of Socrates]] (1787), in the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] in New York City
  • States without the death penalty}}
  • [[Emperor Shōmu]] banned the death penalty in Japan in 724.
  • Nazi-occupied Poland]], 1944
  • Signatories to the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR: parties in dark green, signatories in light green, non-members in grey
  • Roman]] [[Circus Maximus]].
  • The [[breaking wheel]] was used during the Middle Ages and was still in use into the 19th century.
  • his realm]] in 1786, making it the first country in modern history to do so.
  • Mother Catherine Cauchés (center) and her two daughters Guillemine Gilbert (left) and Perotine Massey (right) with her infant son burning for heresy
  • Mexican execution by [[firing squad]], 1916
  • Number of abolitionist countries}}
  • The burning of Jakob Rohrbach, a leader of the peasants during the [[German Peasants' War]]
  • 1918 Finnish Civil War]].
  • A gurney at [[San Quentin State Prison]] in California formerly used for executions by [[lethal injection]]
  • John Christie]]. The case was considered vital in bolstering opposition, which limited the scope of the penalty in 1957 and abolished it completely for murder in 1965.
  • Death penalty in legislation, but not applied}}
LEGAL PROCESS WHEREBY A PERSON IS PUT TO DEATH BY THE STATE AS A PUNISHMENT FOR AN ACTUAL OR SUPPOSED CRIME
Judicial execution; Capital crime; Executed; Sentenced to death; Capital Punishment; Execution (legal); Capital offense; Legal execution; Penalty of death; Executions; Put to death; Capital punishment debate; Capital Offence; Death-penalty; Death sentance; Captial punishment; Death Penalty Debate; Death penalties; Capital offence; Human execution; The death penalty; Anti-death penalty; Sentence of death; Capital case; Mass execution; Prohibition of the death penalty; Capital punishments; Death sentences; Executes; Executing; Death-penalties; Death penalty; Execution; Punishable by death; Capital punish; Capital punishing; State murder; Death penaty; Condemned prisoner; Capital defendant; Padding fair; Condemned Prisoner; War capital punishment; Opposition to the death penalty; Opposition to capital punishment; Death penalty for a crime; Punished by death; Abolition of capital punishment; Place of execution; Death sentence; Juvenile execution; Child execution; Criticism of capital punishment; Abolitionism (capital punishment); Abolition of the death penalty; Excecution; Death-sentence; Racial bias in capital punishment; Race and the death penalty; Juvenile death penalty; Capital punishment for juvenile offenders; Capital crimes; Sentenced to die; Capital felony; Capital felon; Race and capital punishment; Racism and capital punishment; History of capital punishment; Capital punishment in ancient Rome; Capital punishment in ancient Greece; Capital punishment in ancient China; Capital punishment in the Middle Ages; Judicial homicide; Penalty is death; Capital charge
Capital punishment, also known as the death penalty, is a state-sanctioned practice of killing a person as a punishment for a crime. The sentence ordering that an offender is to be punished in such a manner is known as a death sentence, and the act of carrying out the sentence is known as an execution.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_punishment
execution         
  • Article 2 of the [[Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union]] affirms the prohibition on capital punishment in the EU.
  • Anarchist [[Auguste Vaillant]] about to be guillotined in France in 1894
  • ''Antiporta'']] of ''Dei delitti e delle pene'' (''On Crimes and Punishments''), 1766 ed.
  • Sign at the [[Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport]] warning that drug trafficking is a capital crime in the Republic of China (2005)
  • Retentionist countries: 53}}
  • [[The Death of Socrates]] (1787), in the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] in New York City
  • States without the death penalty}}
  • [[Emperor Shōmu]] banned the death penalty in Japan in 724.
  • Nazi-occupied Poland]], 1944
  • Signatories to the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR: parties in dark green, signatories in light green, non-members in grey
  • Roman]] [[Circus Maximus]].
  • The [[breaking wheel]] was used during the Middle Ages and was still in use into the 19th century.
  • his realm]] in 1786, making it the first country in modern history to do so.
  • Mother Catherine Cauchés (center) and her two daughters Guillemine Gilbert (left) and Perotine Massey (right) with her infant son burning for heresy
  • Mexican execution by [[firing squad]], 1916
  • Number of abolitionist countries}}
  • The burning of Jakob Rohrbach, a leader of the peasants during the [[German Peasants' War]]
  • 1918 Finnish Civil War]].
  • A gurney at [[San Quentin State Prison]] in California formerly used for executions by [[lethal injection]]
  • John Christie]]. The case was considered vital in bolstering opposition, which limited the scope of the penalty in 1957 and abolished it completely for murder in 1965.
  • Death penalty in legislation, but not applied}}
LEGAL PROCESS WHEREBY A PERSON IS PUT TO DEATH BY THE STATE AS A PUNISHMENT FOR AN ACTUAL OR SUPPOSED CRIME
Judicial execution; Capital crime; Executed; Sentenced to death; Capital Punishment; Execution (legal); Capital offense; Legal execution; Penalty of death; Executions; Put to death; Capital punishment debate; Capital Offence; Death-penalty; Death sentance; Captial punishment; Death Penalty Debate; Death penalties; Capital offence; Human execution; The death penalty; Anti-death penalty; Sentence of death; Capital case; Mass execution; Prohibition of the death penalty; Capital punishments; Death sentences; Executes; Executing; Death-penalties; Death penalty; Execution; Punishable by death; Capital punish; Capital punishing; State murder; Death penaty; Condemned prisoner; Capital defendant; Padding fair; Condemned Prisoner; War capital punishment; Opposition to the death penalty; Opposition to capital punishment; Death penalty for a crime; Punished by death; Abolition of capital punishment; Place of execution; Death sentence; Juvenile execution; Child execution; Criticism of capital punishment; Abolitionism (capital punishment); Abolition of the death penalty; Excecution; Death-sentence; Racial bias in capital punishment; Race and the death penalty; Juvenile death penalty; Capital punishment for juvenile offenders; Capital crimes; Sentenced to die; Capital felony; Capital felon; Race and capital punishment; Racism and capital punishment; History of capital punishment; Capital punishment in ancient Rome; Capital punishment in ancient Greece; Capital punishment in ancient China; Capital punishment in the Middle Ages; Judicial homicide; Penalty is death; Capital charge
n.
1.
Performance, operation, accomplishment, achievement, completion, consummation.
2.
Effect, something done.
3.
Mode of performance.
4.
Writ or warrant (for carrying out a judgment or sentence).
5.
Capital punishment, punishment of death.
6.
Destruction, damage, destructive effect.
capital punishment         
  • Article 2 of the [[Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union]] affirms the prohibition on capital punishment in the EU.
  • Anarchist [[Auguste Vaillant]] about to be guillotined in France in 1894
  • ''Antiporta'']] of ''Dei delitti e delle pene'' (''On Crimes and Punishments''), 1766 ed.
  • Sign at the [[Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport]] warning that drug trafficking is a capital crime in the Republic of China (2005)
  • Retentionist countries: 53}}
  • [[The Death of Socrates]] (1787), in the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] in New York City
  • States without the death penalty}}
  • [[Emperor Shōmu]] banned the death penalty in Japan in 724.
  • Nazi-occupied Poland]], 1944
  • Signatories to the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR: parties in dark green, signatories in light green, non-members in grey
  • Roman]] [[Circus Maximus]].
  • The [[breaking wheel]] was used during the Middle Ages and was still in use into the 19th century.
  • his realm]] in 1786, making it the first country in modern history to do so.
  • Mother Catherine Cauchés (center) and her two daughters Guillemine Gilbert (left) and Perotine Massey (right) with her infant son burning for heresy
  • Mexican execution by [[firing squad]], 1916
  • Number of abolitionist countries}}
  • The burning of Jakob Rohrbach, a leader of the peasants during the [[German Peasants' War]]
  • 1918 Finnish Civil War]].
  • A gurney at [[San Quentin State Prison]] in California formerly used for executions by [[lethal injection]]
  • John Christie]]. The case was considered vital in bolstering opposition, which limited the scope of the penalty in 1957 and abolished it completely for murder in 1965.
  • Death penalty in legislation, but not applied}}
LEGAL PROCESS WHEREBY A PERSON IS PUT TO DEATH BY THE STATE AS A PUNISHMENT FOR AN ACTUAL OR SUPPOSED CRIME
Judicial execution; Capital crime; Executed; Sentenced to death; Capital Punishment; Execution (legal); Capital offense; Legal execution; Penalty of death; Executions; Put to death; Capital punishment debate; Capital Offence; Death-penalty; Death sentance; Captial punishment; Death Penalty Debate; Death penalties; Capital offence; Human execution; The death penalty; Anti-death penalty; Sentence of death; Capital case; Mass execution; Prohibition of the death penalty; Capital punishments; Death sentences; Executes; Executing; Death-penalties; Death penalty; Execution; Punishable by death; Capital punish; Capital punishing; State murder; Death penaty; Condemned prisoner; Capital defendant; Padding fair; Condemned Prisoner; War capital punishment; Opposition to the death penalty; Opposition to capital punishment; Death penalty for a crime; Punished by death; Abolition of capital punishment; Place of execution; Death sentence; Juvenile execution; Child execution; Criticism of capital punishment; Abolitionism (capital punishment); Abolition of the death penalty; Excecution; Death-sentence; Racial bias in capital punishment; Race and the death penalty; Juvenile death penalty; Capital punishment for juvenile offenders; Capital crimes; Sentenced to die; Capital felony; Capital felon; Race and capital punishment; Racism and capital punishment; History of capital punishment; Capital punishment in ancient Rome; Capital punishment in ancient Greece; Capital punishment in ancient China; Capital punishment in the Middle Ages; Judicial homicide; Penalty is death; Capital charge
Capital punishment is punishment which involves the legal killing of a person who has committed a serious crime such as murder.
Most democracies have abolished capital punishment.
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capital offense         
  • Article 2 of the [[Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union]] affirms the prohibition on capital punishment in the EU.
  • Anarchist [[Auguste Vaillant]] about to be guillotined in France in 1894
  • ''Antiporta'']] of ''Dei delitti e delle pene'' (''On Crimes and Punishments''), 1766 ed.
  • Sign at the [[Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport]] warning that drug trafficking is a capital crime in the Republic of China (2005)
  • Retentionist countries: 53}}
  • [[The Death of Socrates]] (1787), in the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]] in New York City
  • States without the death penalty}}
  • [[Emperor Shōmu]] banned the death penalty in Japan in 724.
  • Nazi-occupied Poland]], 1944
  • Signatories to the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR: parties in dark green, signatories in light green, non-members in grey
  • Roman]] [[Circus Maximus]].
  • The [[breaking wheel]] was used during the Middle Ages and was still in use into the 19th century.
  • his realm]] in 1786, making it the first country in modern history to do so.
  • Mother Catherine Cauchés (center) and her two daughters Guillemine Gilbert (left) and Perotine Massey (right) with her infant son burning for heresy
  • Mexican execution by [[firing squad]], 1916
  • Number of abolitionist countries}}
  • The burning of Jakob Rohrbach, a leader of the peasants during the [[German Peasants' War]]
  • 1918 Finnish Civil War]].
  • A gurney at [[San Quentin State Prison]] in California formerly used for executions by [[lethal injection]]
  • John Christie]]. The case was considered vital in bolstering opposition, which limited the scope of the penalty in 1957 and abolished it completely for murder in 1965.
  • Death penalty in legislation, but not applied}}
LEGAL PROCESS WHEREBY A PERSON IS PUT TO DEATH BY THE STATE AS A PUNISHMENT FOR AN ACTUAL OR SUPPOSED CRIME
Judicial execution; Capital crime; Executed; Sentenced to death; Capital Punishment; Execution (legal); Capital offense; Legal execution; Penalty of death; Executions; Put to death; Capital punishment debate; Capital Offence; Death-penalty; Death sentance; Captial punishment; Death Penalty Debate; Death penalties; Capital offence; Human execution; The death penalty; Anti-death penalty; Sentence of death; Capital case; Mass execution; Prohibition of the death penalty; Capital punishments; Death sentences; Executes; Executing; Death-penalties; Death penalty; Execution; Punishable by death; Capital punish; Capital punishing; State murder; Death penaty; Condemned prisoner; Capital defendant; Padding fair; Condemned Prisoner; War capital punishment; Opposition to the death penalty; Opposition to capital punishment; Death penalty for a crime; Punished by death; Abolition of capital punishment; Place of execution; Death sentence; Juvenile execution; Child execution; Criticism of capital punishment; Abolitionism (capital punishment); Abolition of the death penalty; Excecution; Death-sentence; Racial bias in capital punishment; Race and the death penalty; Juvenile death penalty; Capital punishment for juvenile offenders; Capital crimes; Sentenced to die; Capital felony; Capital felon; Race and capital punishment; Racism and capital punishment; History of capital punishment; Capital punishment in ancient Rome; Capital punishment in ancient Greece; Capital punishment in ancient China; Capital punishment in the Middle Ages; Judicial homicide; Penalty is death; Capital charge
n. any criminal charge which is punishable by the death penalty, called "capital" since the defendant could lose his/her head (Latin for caput). Crimes punishable by death vary from state to state and country to country. In 38 American states these offenses may include first degree murder (premeditated), murder with special circumstances (such as intentional, multiple, involved with another crime, with guns, of a police officer, or a repeat offense), and rape with additional bodily harm, and the federal crime of treason. A charge of a capital offense usually means no bail will be allowed. See also: bail capital punishment

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Death sentence (disambiguation)

Death sentence usually refers generally to capital punishment.

It may also refer to:

  • "Death Sentence" (short story), a 1943 short story by Isaac Asimov
  • Death Sentence, a 1948 French novella (L'Arrêt du mort) by Maurice Blanchot (translated by Lydia Davis, 1998)
  • Death Sentence (1968 film), a 1968 Italian film
  • Death Sentence (1974 film), 1974 television film starring Nick Nolte
  • Death Sentence (novel), a 1975 novel by Brian Garfield
    • Death Sentence (2007 film), a 2007 film adaptation of the Brian Garfield novel
  • Death Sentence (band), a Canadian punk band formed in 1984
  • Mrityudand or The Death Sentence, a 1997 Indian film
  • Death Sentence: The True Story of Velma Barfield's Life, Crimes, and Execution, a 1998 non-fiction book by Jerry Bledsoe
  • Death Sentence: The Decay of Public Language, a 2003 book by Don Watson
  • Death Sentence (album), a 2014 album from American Christian metal band Those Who Fear
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death sentence (disambiguation)
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