B
That might be true, um, I'm, what I don't know, is where do we draw the line.
A
Right.
B
Uh, do we say that every one who commits murder in the first degree is liable for capital punishment if that's what the jury decides is an appropriate punishment for their crime, or do we extend it beyond that?
A
Uh-huh, beyond murder or just beyond like first degree murder?
B
Well, either, you know. Uh, I have a, a nine year old daughter, and there are some crimes that could be committed against her that are not even considered capital crimes, that, that I would consider basis for murder.
A
Yeah. Yeah, well that really gets into a sticky issue. Uh, I could see that too. I think there's probably things I could think of short of murder that someone, I think someone would probably deserve to be killed for. But, gosh, and who's going to decide which is how bad, you know, something that to you is really bad might not be quite so bad to me, and, uh, it's gets into a pretty sticky issue.