Dean had always thought this was a rather humorous affair.
To murder and still be able to spend one's final years comfortably in a modern prison built by the government, using taxpayers' money, was undoubtedly the darkest joke on the victims. Because the families of those victims were also silently paying taxes for the criminals who killed their loved ones to enjoy 'humane' imprisonment.
On this issue, in the United States Federation, only seventeen states had abolished the death penalty, while the remaining thirty-three states retained it, which aligned more closely with Dean's preferences.
Suddenly, Dean let out a surprised sound.
He blinked his eyes and took another look at the sentencing document for Xiami: the death penalty!
The execution date was set for April 12, 2001—the day after tomorrow!
