Kirk murder case death penalty unaffected by widow’s grace: expert

A higher legal expert and a retired free water threw the allegations that the “grace” of Erika Kirk and “forgiveness” suspected of Charlie Kerk kirk, Tyler Robinson is a blessing to defend her potential pursuit to avoid the death penalty.

The former George W. Bush, the deputy director of the Edwin Miss Center of the Heritage Foundation for Legal and Judicial Studies, and former George W. Bush, said that observers should not confuse “Erika Kirk’s grace as a religious person” with the erosion of legal accountability.

“Because she had the strength of the personality and the desire to forgive as a Christian, it has no effect on whether the state could follow the final punishment – and whether the state and will obtain a ruling, including the final punishment,” said Stemphson.

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As a former prosecutor and defense lawyer, Stimson said he could imagine the case to the trial – despite its proposal – and when he does so, the defense will stabilize a case indicating the comment of Erika Kirk.

“Look, even the wife of the deceased has forgiven our customer, and therefore, there is absolutely no reason to proceed with the death penalty,” Sterson depicted the defense.

Utah can be agreed after that, the death penalty is declined as a possible result, or the idea of ​​defending control is rejected.

The issue is not Kerk against. [Suspect]This is Utah’s state against. [Suspect]He pointed out that the state as an agent has more financial leverage to bring the final punishment against the suspect, regardless of how to translate the defense of the Kirk family’s comments.

Stimson referred to the cases of rape that he tried as the victim knew the suspect, the charges are pressed, and evidence is presented – but when the suspect is convicted, the victim does not suddenly want a extended or harsh punishment – whether for personal, religious or other reasons.

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“In general, the laws of the rights of the state victims of the government require – here, the public prosecutor, to take into account the opinions of the victims or the family of the victims. This does not mean that they must follow them,” he said.

The case also brought the scenarios of the unique death penalty in Utah to the forefront.

Utah – along with Idaho, Mississippi, Oklahoma, South Carolina – still allows the shooting band as a means of implementation. Until 1996, some states also allowed the comment – with the Delaware Billy Billy killer to face this goal.

Stepson refused to criticize the fireplace as harsh or unconstitutionally unusual, and allegations have refused that the death penalty itself is incorrectly darkened.

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“The death penalty has been mentioned three times in the constitution … The death penalty has been constitutionally detained since 1976.”

He said that the shooting team will adhere to the eighth amendment in that it is not harsh – as the convict die immediately – and not unusual.

However, other methods of implementation were like the electric chair, which was almost all of them today is more prevalent, but at the same time it was less tireless with the eighth amendment, Stimson said that critics could argue in turn.

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He suggested that the electric chair does not always lead to painful death, and the method may be considered unusual in its structure.

The retired Jag officer said that the army still has a fire division as a means of implementation in his books. John Bennett was hanged in Fort Livnworth for rape in 1916.