Incidence not known. 1  Abnormal loss of hair. 2  dizziness or lightheadedness. 3  feeling of constant movement of self or surroundings. 4  heartburn. 5  hives or welts. 6  itching. 7  loss of taste. 8  pain or discomfort in the chest, upper stomach, or throat. 9  red skin. 10  skin rash. 11  sleepiness. 12  vomiting.
The United States needs to abolish the death penalty. It's archaic, costly, ineffective, and most importantly, unjust. The first place to start with the death penalty may be philosophical. The purpose of our criminal justice system is to deter crime, rehabilitate convicts, and incapacitate hardened criminals.
The first known attempted reforms of the death penalty in the United States occurred when Thomas Jefferson introduced a bill to revise Virginia's capital punishment laws, recommending that the death penalty be used only in the case of murder and treason offenses.Jefferson's bill was defeated by one vote.rom 1907 to 1917, six states completely outlawed the death penalty, and three limited it to the rarely committed crimes of treason and first-degree murder of a law enforcement official.