No public policy concern has been debated so much persistently and aggressively as that of the capital punishment. (Unnever; Cullen, 2006) Is it necessary to permit a state to put to death few of its criminals? Has the capital punishment ethical sanction, or is it ethically essential, under particular conditions? Such questions are quite contentious and significant that has confronted US state legislatures during the current years. (Lee; Mooney, 1999) A comprehension of the US attitudes relating to capital punishment is vital in this backdrop not only because the US is again imposing execution to its criminal offenders, but since it generates a rough estimate of the standards of maturity of the American civilization. (Bohm, 1987)
             "Capital punishment is an issue which has both supporters and those who oppose the concept. Even though capital punishment has been opposed on several grounds, it is to be understood that capital punishment is an issue which need to be supported for retributive reasons, wherein the punishment provided ought to be proportionate to the crime pretreated; for deterrent reasons so that future victims lives are saved from criminals; since it is cheap, less cruel and better than imprisonment; and since majority of the public are in favor of the issue irrespective of the fact that it has been argued that capital punishment is being racially biased".
             The issue of 'Capital Punishment' controversy in the US is predominated by the deceptive voice of the anti-death penalty movement. The culture of lies as well as deceit is so influential that several of the falsehoods are presently incorrectly accepted as being facts. (Sharp, 1997) Those who are not in favor of capital punishment advocate that in the US for a short span after Gregg v. Georgia reestablished capital punishment there was stringent legal supervision of the capital punishment and much hurdle in its application, but that phase is prese...