JUSTICE MUST BE SWIFT AND SEVERE! π“π¨ππšπ²’𝐬 𝐏𝐨π₯π₯: Do you support Nancy Mace pushing for the Death penalty of child rapists?

JUSTICE MUST BE SWIFT AND SEVERE! π“π¨ππšπ²’𝐬 𝐏𝐨π₯π₯: Do you support Nancy Mace pushing for the Death penalty of child rapists?

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  • The Supreme Court evaluates societal norms and public opinion when considering cases related to the death penalty and other severe punishments. This involves looking at how societal attitudes have changed over the years.
  • Landmark Cases:
    • Several Supreme Court cases illustrate the application of this doctrine:
      • Furman v. Georgia (1972): The Court ruled that the death penalty, as applied, was arbitrary and violated the Eighth Amendment.
      • Kennedy v. Louisiana (2008): The Court held that imposing the death penalty for child rapists, when the victim is not killed, is unconstitutional, reflecting changing views on punishment for non-homicidal offenses.
  • Public Opinion:

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