SvenSvensonov
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Did I ? My confusion stemmed from the fact that if providing a greater degree of justice to a death row inmate is what the cost difference is all about (appeals and what not) are we suggesting that a life imprisonment inmate gets a relatively (or considerably if the costs are the barometer for anything) less just and fair judicial examination ?
My Norge sister summed it up well. It's not that the justice system is less capable or willing to examine life-imprisonment sentences, it's that the prisoners, state and their families choose not to prolong the legal recourse with appeals, reviews or inquires. With capital sentences they take their right to appeal to its ultimate finality.
But about point (4) Your 'only brother' - I guess @Nihonjin1051 we should've seen this coming....we're not even considered brothers by @SvenSvensonov !
Yes, I have only one brother, but you can be another sister if you'd like.
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