patient1
Mr. Cheyenne
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Is the USA's Attorney General exercising good judgement?
Ashcroft approved the death penalty in the Zacarias Mousaoui case, even though he was extradited on condition that the accused not be subject to capital punishment.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20020328/ts_nm/attack_moussaoui_dc_8&cid=578
I have no doubt that the accused is guilty. I make no excuses for his crime.
I think it's wrong to break a deal with our allies. If we(USA ) can't keep our word now, If we didn't do it in the past with the African embassy bombing prosecutions, where we also promised not to make a capital case of it as a condition of extradition, how can we expect any of our allies to cooperate in the future? Most European countries, for example, find capital punishment as barbaric & outdated as we find some provisions of Islamic justice.It's a matter of principle for them.
It might come in handy to have international cooperation with law enforcement efforts to remove terrorist organizations in the future.
Ashcroft approved the death penalty in the Zacarias Mousaoui case, even though he was extradited on condition that the accused not be subject to capital punishment.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20020328/ts_nm/attack_moussaoui_dc_8&cid=578
I have no doubt that the accused is guilty. I make no excuses for his crime.
I think it's wrong to break a deal with our allies. If we(USA ) can't keep our word now, If we didn't do it in the past with the African embassy bombing prosecutions, where we also promised not to make a capital case of it as a condition of extradition, how can we expect any of our allies to cooperate in the future? Most European countries, for example, find capital punishment as barbaric & outdated as we find some provisions of Islamic justice.It's a matter of principle for them.
It might come in handy to have international cooperation with law enforcement efforts to remove terrorist organizations in the future.
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