Ethics of Lethal Justice

This chapter explores the moral implications of the death penalty and the justification of lethal force used by the state, advocating for more restrictive capacities on such actions. The discussion emphasizes the necessity of exploring alternative measures for public safety and critiques the concept of special rights for law enforcement regarding lethal actions. Additionally, it delves into restorative justice practices, the challenges of addressing abusive behavior, and the importance of ensuring accountability within both justice systems and community organizations.