Whether or not there is a general deterrent effect, there is certainly a diminishing effect on crime “since execution eliminates categorically the possibility of recidivism” (Ehrlich, 1975a).

Exactly! It's not only about deterrent, since deterrent depends from SO MANY FACTORS NOT RELATED TO DEATH PENALTY OR NOT!
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to
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and is different from crime to crime and person to person
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WE CANNOT CLASSIFY ALL IN THE SAME CATEGORY!
https://t.me/DeathSentenceFAQ/97

Just think about
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https://t.me/DeathSentenceNOW/60
https://t.me/SoSorryTelegram/24
vs
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https://t.me/SoSorryTelegram/25

Katz et al. (2003) doubt that a deterrent effect of the death penalty (when it exists) can be shown with the usual data because the variation in the crime rates is simply not large enough

Moreover, Donohue and Wolfers (2005) note that the debate about the death penalty “may be driven by ideology and advocacy motives”.

OTHER PEOPLE WITH BRAIN!
https://t.me/DeathSentenceFAQ/143

It's just propaganda!
https://t.me/AmnestyPropaganda
https://t.me/AmnestyShit/82
https://t.me/addlist/mhZg0973N14wMjMx

Remember, no matter if to prevent or remove recidivism, we need to work on other things too!
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University of Oxford: Furthermore, homicide rates have been declining since the early 1990s across all American states, both retentionist and abolitionist 🤦‍♂️
Sorry what???! 😂
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"Of course, murder rates are affected by many factors beyond the criminal justice process"
YES; AND THERE IS NOT JUST MURDER!!!!
https://t.me/CrimeExamples/118

University of Oxford: "If the death penalty has a deterrent effect, we would not expect a fall in murder rates following abolition. And yet the murder rate decreased in multiple countries after abolition, including Australia, Canada ...🤦‍♂️

See next post

Se deveria volver a legalisar la pena de muerte en chile? - One to one with Chile - Death Penalty FAQ Part 4

Part 1 https://t.me/DeathSentenceFAQ/219

University of Oxford: "And yet the murder rate decreased in multiple countries after abolition, including Australia, Canada and across eastern Europe" 🤦‍♂️
https://t.me/AmnestyShit/32

When in REALITY INCREASED IN CANADA! and decreased in California! 🤣🤦‍♂️
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Antall drap i Norge har de siste ti årene vært relativt stabilt. Antallet i år, med 38 ofre, er imidlertid det høyeste siden 2013.

The number of murders in Norway has been relatively stable in the last ten years. However, the number this year, with 38 victims, is the highest since 2013 https://perma.cc/5RM8-RU9E
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Let we check this if what University of Oxford is writing is true or bullshit ...
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All jurisdictions in Australia abolished the death penalty by 1985. In 2010, the Australian government passed legislation that prohibited the reintroduction of capital punishment.

Ronald Ryan was the last man hanged in Australia, 50 years ago on 3 February 1967.

Ryan and his accomplice Peter Walker ESCAPED!!!! from Pentridge Prison on 19 December 1965 https://perma.cc/3QNK-UULQ
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Last death execution was 1967 ... and homicides INCREASED AFTER THAT 🤣 with no death penalty ... = BULLSHIT!

Even if we consider 1985 ... 1988 was higher for example 🤦‍♂️ 🤣

University of Oxford is talking BULLSHIT!

Probably they cannot make difference between suicides and homicides ... 🤦‍♂️

So back to the comment ...

First, what do you mean with fear??! Fear of dying, fear of how you dying, fear of being caught, fear of need to do suicide because you have no death penalty, .... SO WHAT EXACTLY DOES FEAR MEAN!!!
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No matter what, interventions (now talked in general) can reduce crimes! ... about death penalty we already wrote previously
https://t.me/DeathSentenceFAQ/226

Se deveria volver a legalisar la pena de muerte en chile? - One to one with Chile - Death Penalty FAQ Part 5

Part 1 https://t.me/DeathSentenceFAQ/219

Medical costs associated with homicide are estimated at $7600 per victim, or a total of $4.5 million per annum, with lost earnings accounting for the greatest proportion of the total cost.

DO WE WANT TO TALK ABOUT MEDICAL COST AND OTHER THINGS WITH A RAPE??!! which will take years or never to be fixed!!!
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Second, homicide comprises a variety of offenders and victims in different social settings. Homicide is committed by different people under different sets of pressures or circumstances!!!!
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Homicide typologies were developed according to the primary relationship between the victim and offender, and then the circumstances sur- rounding the crime. For example, the circumstances in which a teenager kills her abusive parent are vastly different from those where a neighbor kills a neighbor in the course of a spontaneous dispute.

Many people who commit murder have never offended previously and are not likely to again.
Exactly, if you killed your "hated bad dad, you did your job" ... no reason why you need to kill your mother ... but again, it's complex ...

This is not the case for mass hate crimes!
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Amnesty (1991) "The death penalty is mandatory for murder in Hong Kong but the Governor has invariably commuted death sentences. The last execution was carried out in 1965"

University of Oxford "A study comparing murder rates in Singapore, which uses the death penalty for murder, with Hong Kong, which has abolished the death penalty, shows no difference in murder rates since executions ended in Hong Kong 30 years ago"

Perfect, between 1965 and ban there was HUGE 📉 and 📈 🤦‍♂️ which doesn't show ANYTHING!

Plus how can you compare two states, if there are so many difference between them, not related to death penalty at all ...