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I've a question, and I hope somebody can answer.....
does death penalty exist in PW? I still don't understand it...is it only for precise crimes (for example serial killers?) ... ?
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Sorry, I've another question ... (I've a lot of them ^^")
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Premediated murder, accidental murder, etc. probably come into play, but I'm not sure to what degree or what the effects of them are on the sentence.
There are a few lines that suggest single murder CAN lead to execution, and that it doesn't always.
I believe someone mentioned Insanity in this topic...? The DL-6 incident proves that insanity has some effect. Of course, the DL-6 happened 15 years before the game so a lot could have changed.
In the end it's hard to tell. Most of these are throw-away comments we can probably take with a grain of salt, however we don't have much else to go on. The fact is that despite PW being a game about lawyers, the legal system itself plays little to no part in the game. It is an interesting thing to think about, though.
Summary of my beliefs: Serial murder=execution. Single murder=possible execution.
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Anyway, if it's not outright stated one way or the other, it's open to speculation. It's hard to predict one way or the other because the legal system is friggin loopy in these games.
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They're only assumptions...however, as SilverZephyr said, there aren't likely unique and precise rules. Of course the most important thing isn't the legal system, in PW (fortunately)!
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They're only assumptions...however, as SilverZephyr said, there aren't likely unique and precise rules. Of course the most important thing isn't the legal system, in PW (fortunately)!
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And when someones betrays him...that person becomes his next prey!! So he favors 100 times to be in a warm prison( or be executed^^'') than live in the fear of being tracked by a professional killer who never misses a victim!!! XDI really like this one! XD
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It seems likely that premeditated murder is an almost definite death sentence, but one thing bothers me. If memory serves, in case 1-5, Phoenix and Maya think its a big deal that Darke got the death penalty (and this is before they find out that it was on forged evidence). If anyone who commits a premeditated murder gets the death penalty, then why is it shocking that a serial killer would?
Also, its unclear whether a second degree murder (unplanned, but intentional murder) gets the death penalty, but it seems likely.
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Maybe he was really executed...after all we cannot be totally sure, especially concerning some guilties...their execution isn't absolute certain, at least.
The strangest thing was guilties' quiet (of course they weren't happy, but weren't despairing too), in my opinion...
It can be a simple sensation, of course! Perhaps in PW death penalty exists for every type of murder and for every circumstance.
@The Greg: actually, Phoenix&Maya's surprise made me perplexed too! Why were they so shocked because of death penalty for a serial killer (we're not talking about a single murder, but a serial killer......)? It should be normal (even if cruel), more than death penalty for a single murder. Why weren't they so surprised when the others were found guilties?
It's a matter I cannot solve...
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