Explain how it works /provides support and evidence

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Assignment

I. Introduction

A. According to Pewreasearch.org Capital punishment is legal in a majority of U.S. states, including in two states - California and Nebraska - where voters decided to retain it in the 2016 election. Nationally, however, public support for the death penalty has fallen in recent years, as has the number of executions.

B. Majority of Americans in the United States believe that the death penalty should be abolished

C. Let's look at some problems why the death penalty should be abolished and later discuss a solution.

II. Problem

1. Capital punishment doesn't deter crime

a. According to listverse.com If the foreknowledge of any punishment is meant to dissuade the criminal from committing the crime, why do people still murder others? The US had a 2016 murder rate of 4.8 victims per 100,000-meaning that nearly 15,000 people were victims of homicide that year. Capital punishment does not appear to be doing its job; it doesn't seem to be changing every criminal's mind about killing innocent people.

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2. It doesn't provide justice

a. According to reddit.com we'll take person A and say he killed and raped 10 kids. He's a horrible person. when he is found guilty and sentenced to death by lethal injection, he dies and that's the end of his punishment. He doesn't feel pain. There is no long-term suffering. There is no justice. He just ceases to exist and which in a way is almost rewarding him.

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3. Cost of tax payers

a. Let's talk money the cost of tax payer per person sentenced to death is higher than the cost of someone serving a life sentence. According to the congressional researchservices on capital punishment the cost per death penalty imposed is over quarter million dollars and per execution exceeds 2 million. Deathpenaltyinfo.org cites a study that has shown in California alone the death penalty has cost tax payers over 4 billion dollars since 1978.

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III. Satisfaction Solution

a. I propose that criminals do the time and suffer than to get the easy way out.
b. EXPLAIN HOW IT WORKS /PROVIDES SUPPORT AND EVIDENCE
c. SHOW ITS "EASE" (SELL THE AUIDENCE)
d. BACK TO THE PROBLEM YOU DISCUSSED SHOW HOW IT WILL REDUCE

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IV. Visualization step

CHOSE ONLY ONE

POSITIVE: Millions of dollars are spent each year on the death penalty & inmates on death row. Together as a whole, that money should be spent on programs such as education & social services for kids.

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V. Action step

A. Capital punishment does not deter crime, doesn't provide justice and cost a lot of tax payers money these are the reasons why the death penalty should be abolished.

B. GIVE THE AUDIENCE AN ACTION TO FOLLOW- TELL THEM WHAT YOU WANT THEM TO DO.

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