America’s execution system has long faced criticism for systemic failures that raise serious questions about fairness and reliability. A new examination reveals persistent issues, from delays in legal proceedings to concerns over the accuracy of evidence used in capital punishment cases. The piece explores how these flaws have allowed wrongful convictions and executions to occur despite safeguards. Critics argue the process remains deeply flawed, with calls for reform growing louder amid ongoing debates over justice and accountability.
‘How Does That Happen?’: America’s Execution System Is Long Flawed The New York Times
