Is it morally wrong to support the death penalty?
Final Answer: No
Final Reason: It depends on whether one believes in retribution versus rehabilitation as moral priorities.
Yes Count: 1/5
| Trial | Answer | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Trial 1 | No | It depends on whether one believes in retribution versus rehabilitation as moral priorities. |
| Trial 2 | No | It depends on personal views of justice versus sanctity of life. |
| Trial 3 | No | It depends on personal beliefs about justice and retribution versus the risk of irreversible error. |
| Trial 4 | Yes | It depends on belief in retribution versus rehabilitation, but it can be seen as wrong due to risk of executing innocents. |
| Trial 5 | No | It depends on personal beliefs about justice and retribution versus the sanctity of life. |