The death penalty would require a trial, where the defendent (the unborn child), could not be deprived of life without due process.
It would also require an arrest, and a successful prosecution of a capitol crime. None of which apply to the unborn child.
So I agree, with you - the death penalty would argue that we ought not kill the unborn child without due process.
The death penalty would require a trial, where the defendent (the unborn child), could not be deprived of life without due process.
It would also require an arrest, and a successful prosecution of a capitol crime. None of which apply to the unborn child.
So I agree, with you - the death penalty would argue that we ought not kill the unborn child without due process
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You are word twisting. I am referring to the fact that states have determined they have jurisdiction in cases of death penalty and they certainly have had jurisdiction in cases of abortion. Not a federal matter.