Jessie+(Death+Penalty)

Nowadays, the crime rate is increasing dangerously fast in Spain. People are aware that the problem is the soft punishment that one receives for murder or raping someone. Nonetheless, is the death penalty the best solution? First of all, society is crying out for harder Spanish laws since it is well known that the current penal system is obsolete. That is the reason why killers murder their victims is that they __**do not care the way to make it because they are not afraid to be arrested.** [I don't understand: **they aren't afraid of being detained= they are not afraid of being arrested]**__ What is more, they turn themselves in just after a few hours to commit the crime. In addition to this, they begin their prison sentence with a very good behavior to reduce their punishment to a few years. However, law is not an exact science and, in some cases, it can be wrong. Even if the best criminal investigation team could be brought together, nobody could guarantee that 100 percent of prisoners are guilty. For instance, we saw on television more than a year ago how a man was wrongly accused by the police for the murderer of a woman and spent 13 years until his lawyer demonstrated that the whole trial had been completely irregular and his client was innocent. Taking everything into account, we can understand that death penalty might become a cruel murder in some cases. Only one mistake is a terrible disaster. In my opinion, the best solution is life imprisonment. With this system, a killer or a rapist cannot repeat his or her crime and we will not have to regret the death of an innocent person.