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PRIME MINISTER Denzil Douglas says while his government takes no comfort in last Friday's execution of convicted murderer Charles Laplace, it is hopeful that it will serve as deterrent to criminals.
In accordance with the Constitution of the Federation of St Christopher and Nevis, the meeting of the Advisory Committee of the Prerogative of Mercy was convened and advised the carrying out of the sentence of the aforementioned Court made on the 30th March 2006, Douglas said.
"... We have to be certain that there is a deterrent among our people in taking another man's life.
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... exercise of the sovereign's prerogative of mercy. It completely frees the offender ...
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A handful of studies have considered individual authors' interest in the subject, but the only scholar to have investigated the larger literary engagement with this movement is historian David Brion Davis.1 His description of the period's handling of capital punishment approaches what contemporary scholars label sentimentalism, although Davis himself does not use the term.2 For example, he claims that these writers yearned for an emotional and pietistic brotherhood, for an allinclusive love which would embrace the wayward murderer as well as the suffering slave and degraded drunkard, and pursued this aim by arous[ing]..
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