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Originally Posted by GhettoDogAllStars
What about when the State kills a convicted murderer who was later proven to be innocent? Is that murder? If so, who should be killed in retaliation for that? How do we settle that score?
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A cost of doing business that I'm willing to accept, given today's increasing burden of proof when it comes to finding evidence required to obtain a conviction.
It's for the greater good. The accidental conviction and execution would have been done out of error, and therefore not equivocal to cold blooded murder.