kuolemantuomiot
Kuolemantuomiot, also known as capital punishment or the death penalty, refers to the state-sanctioned execution of an individual as punishment for a crime. The practice has a long and varied history across different cultures and legal systems, often reserved for the most severe offenses such as murder, treason, or religious heresy.
The debate surrounding the death penalty is complex and multifaceted, encompassing arguments related to morality, justice,
Historically, methods of execution have ranged from hanging and beheading to more modern techniques such as