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The Capital Punishment Debate Diemer, Ulli http://www.diemer.ca/Docs/Diemer-CapitalPunishmentDebate.htm Publisher:  Seven News / Ulli Diemer, Toronto, Canada Date Written:  01/11/84 Year Published:  1984   Resource Type:  Article/Report/Letter The death penalty make us all complicit in killing, and degrades us as a society. Abstract:  "Those who wind up in prison for a period of time are given plenty of encouragement in their choice of a criminal path by prison conditions which are designed to humiliate and frustrate rather than rehabilitate. Even so, there are those who demand that prisons be even harsher than they presently are. Their conviction is that penitentiaries aren't bleak enough, aren't brutal enough, don't do enough to degrade inmates. They prescribe jails that would be even more efficient in producing hardened and bitter criminals." - Ulli Diemer Topics Capital Punishment Capital Punishment Debate Crime Prevention Crime & Punishment Criminal Justice System Criminal Law Justice System Murder Prisons State Violence

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