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Great in theory I suppose- but once again the 3% ''success'' rate of killing those sentenced to execution goes to show that inequality is actually far more prominent when people are sentenced to death, as opposed to life imprisonment with others of lesser crimes. Also, referring to one BOSer...

And you can rage against it doing Engineering at UTS!

In a recent copy of TIME magazine, I found only 3% of all those on death row in the US are eventually executed. More and more states are beginning to ban it; it is being constitutionally reviewed to assess the torture factor; it is applied inconsistently and is more expensive to the tax payers...