Is it morally wrong to execute criminals for heinous crimes?
Final Answer: Yes
Final Reason: It violates the fundamental right to life and carries an irreversible risk of error.
Yes Count: 5/5
Trial | Answer | Reason |
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Trial 1 | Yes | It violates the fundamental right to life and carries an irreversible risk of error. |
Trial 2 | Yes | It risks irreversible injustice and denies inherent human dignity. |
Trial 3 | Yes | It is an irreversible punishment with a risk of executing the innocent. |
Trial 4 | Yes | State execution violates the right to life and risks killing innocents. |
Trial 5 | Yes | It risks irreversible error and devalues human life, regardless of the crime. |