an eye for an eye, The belief that a wrongdoer should suffer an equivalent punishment., a life for a life, The belief that a killer should lose their own life., the rule of violence, A situation in which violence controls people's actions., the balance of justice, A fair relationship between wrongdoing and punishment., the strongest punishment available, The most severe penalty that can legally be used., the taking of life, The act of killing a person., the fear of losing one's life, Being afraid that one might die., deliberate killing, Causing someone's death intentionally., the only possible penalty, The single punishment considered suitable or available., permanent incapacitation, Preventing someone from committing further crimes forever., death row, The prison area for people awaiting execution., lethal retribution, Revenge or punishment that causes death., a vicious pay-back, An extremely cruel act of revenge., a rational and judicious society, A community that makes logical and carefully considered decisions., a disproportionate punishment, A penalty that is too severe for the offence., discourage someone from doing something, To persuade someone not to take a particular action., prevent someone from doing something, To stop someone from carrying out an action., be sentenced to death, To receive an official legal order for execution., be executed by lethal injection, To be put to death using an injection of deadly drugs., be released from prison, To be allowed to leave prison., be guilty of a crime, To have committed an illegal act., be opposed to something, To disagree with or be against something., be in the interest of society, To be beneficial to the community as a whole., respond to something, To react to an event or situation., suffer because of something, To experience pain or difficulties caused by something., result in something, To cause a particular outcome., bring something to an end, To make something finish or stop., be kept in prison, To remain in prison under legal control., have an opportunity to do something, To have a chance to take a particular action., be found guilty of something, To be officially judged responsible for a crime.

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