And yes...just so long as you get due process.
How could someone who has never had their own attorney have 'due process'??
How could a person who has never been charged with a capital crime be executed by the State of Florida, when Article One, Section Two is CLEAR that they can't??
How can you live with yourself when you keep misusing what 'due process' means, preying on the ignorance of the public to deceive them into believing that somehow it is okay to kill one of our weakest citizens just because some pissant probate judge rules it must be so??
Since when does a probate judge have the power of life and death, and the power to negate our constitutions??
Most of the defenders of this inaction choose to simply ignore Section Two as well as the Fifth Amendment it echoes. You simply choose to misuse terms.
If you follow your argument to its core, you're arguing that the State has a right to kill citizens that have never committed a crime, if some judge says its okay.
But nothing could be further from the truth.
Y'all are helping commit a crime against humanity, against our most fundamental principle as a nation, and against all human decency..