It seems that a minister was recently removed from office after making some rather unremarkable comments about the death penalty.

I once heard the Minister of Justice say, 'I want you to consider the automation (algorithm) of executions'.

I was thinking about the weight of the responsibility of the Minister of Justice, but after hearing these comments, I am not sure.

"Which is correct? (or Majority?)"

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If the Minister of Justice is not too distressed, I feel like an idiot for having given this a lot of thought.

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I believe that the death penalty is the greatest torture of all, because 'the date of its execution has not been fixed', more than the penalty.

In other words, the essence is in the daily fear that 'tomorrow, I might be killed,'

It is a mental torture that continues every day until the death penalty is carried out -- If I were, I would go insane from the fear,

After all, I am such a weaker that even homework due dates and program deadlines make me lose my weight.

The mere thought of "my life's delivery date" is enough to drive me crazy.

I do not know if this fear is even with the amount of punishment.

However, it is important to remember that the death penalty is not only a "death penalty" but also a set of "daily horrors leading up to the death penalty".

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My recent interest is in the mental health of those on death row.

They are likely to be very serious mental conditions, and they have no method to remove the reason(final death sentence) except for an appeal for retrial.

I am very interested in how to do mental support for people in these situations.

If anyone knows anything about this, please let me know.