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  The death penalty in America is a flawed, expensive policy, defined by bias and error. It targets the most vulnerable people in our society and corrupts the integrity of our criminal justice system. From police officers to family members of murder victims, Americans are recognizing that the death penalty does not make us safer. Most  death penalty  cases involve the execution of murderers although  capital punishment  can also be applied for treason, espionage, and other crimes. Proponents of the  death penalty  say it is an  important  tool for preserving law and order, deters crime, and costs less than life imprisonment. The case against  capital punishment  is often made on the basis that society has a  moral  obligation to protect human life, not take it. ... There is no evidence to support the claim that the  death penalty  is a more effective deterrent of violent crime than, say, life imprisonment. Capita...

What is a norm ? Principle that is imposed or adopted to direct the conduct or the correct performance of an action or the correct development of an activity. types of norms social norms: Social norms are a set of rules that the people of a community must follow to have a better coexistence, to which the behaviors, tasks and activities of the human being must be adjusted. The set or system of norms, rules or duties that regulates the actions of individuals among themselves. Familiar norms: All the combination of rules that are teach to the poeple who belongs to a certain family and somethings that they need to follow in order to be on a good ambient. Religous norms Religious norms are those laws considered obligatory for man to achieve sanctity. These types of norms pose the demands that man must meet to please God and thus earn a passage to paradise . Legal norms:  A  legal norm  is a binding rule or principle, or  norm , that organisations of sovereign power promul...