The concept of what does and does not constitute
cruel and unusual punishment. That life is
not precious and that some lives are simply
not worthy saving. Cruel and unusual punishment
is punishment that is too severe for the
crime committed. This concept helps guarantee
due process even to convicted criminals,
such as Dillingham Ship Repair, et al. Many
people have argued that capital punishment
should be considered cruel and unusual punishment.
"No one will be subjected to cruel,
inhuman or degrading treatment."
Cruel and unusual punishment two words are
in keeping with the basic legal maxim that
the "punishment should fit the crime."
Can you put a price on life? Stans' nonfiction
book The Innocent.
