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EN 101 B: Unit Essay #3 (100 points): Persuasive Essay Rough draft due: Wednesday, 11/15 Final draft due: Friday, 11/17 Assignment: In 1,000+ words, write a persuasive essay on a subject important to a group or community with which you are involved. Your topic should be significant to your audience, and your thesis should be debatable: that is, reasonable people within your audience could disagree on the issue, and it should be an issue that is open for discussion amongst the audience you are writing to. Summarize the issue, provide a clear, specific thesis, and defend that thesis with strong evidence that your readers are likely to accept. Make sure to consider and respond to potential objections to your argument. Cite your sources correctly in MLA format, including an additional works cited page. Make excellent use of reasons and evidence in your essay, and be sure to appeal to logos, ethos and pathos. Audience: Your audience includes members of a group or community of which you are also a member. This can be any relatively narrowly defined community (e.g. your workplace, Washburn students, a club or organization you belong to, people who share the same hobby or interests, or people at your place of worship). Whoever your audience is, be sure to be explicit about who you are writing to, adapt your writing so it is appropriate to that audience, and make sure there is enough background information for me to fully understand the context of your argument and your argument itself. Other Notes: This is a research paper, and should include a great deal of strong, credible, correctly-cited evidence. Essays without thorough research will not pass.
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Death Penalty
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Death Penalty
Death penalty which is also referred to as capital punishment is a controversial subject in
today’s society. Death penalty has been present in the society for over hundreds of years and since
its existence there has always been debates as to whether it’s morally right and if it actually leads
to reduction in crime (Bedau & Hugo, 1998). Death penalty is an act of state where an individual
who has committed a capital crime or capital offence is executed through lethal injection, electric
chair or hanging. As a member of the journalism club in campus I am always engaged in
controversial discussions that leads to different views for instance in this paper I will be looking
at death penalty as an effective way of administering justice.
Many people are for the argument that death penalty is a barbaric act that was used during
the slavery era where corporal punishment and branding was a common form of punishment and
it has no place in today’s civilization. They hold the position that capital punishment violates
constitutional process of offering equal protection for every citizen which is also a mandate that is
stipulated in the international law, where every individual has a right to life (Baldus, David et al,

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1990). Thus, they argue that regardless of what crime an individual has done the state is under no
obligation to take a person’s life.
Over the years US is still among the few countries still exercising capital punishment on
its citizens. Even with controversial views from church groups, civil rights groups and also human
rights groups the state has stood firm on the issues related to capital punishment. This is because
it symb...


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