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consequential and deontological view about death penalty.

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Answer:

For deontologists, a killing is a wrong under most circumstances, and its wrongness does not depend on its consequences or its effects on overall welfare. Many deontologists (of course not all) believe that capital punishment counts as a moral wrong.

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Consequential

  • decrease of criminal cases
  • prevention of committing crime

Deontological

  • violation to one's life
  • innocents may be killed

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