8th Amendment—Then and Now
The 8th Amendment has not fared well over time
By Steve Rossiter —— Bio and Archives--April 29, 2024
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In 1787, this was no problem. These few words were easily understood, and there was little room for any confusion. For the following 225 years, this provision held up remarkably well. Clearly, this provision was designed to protect those convicted of one sort or another crime. Good, humane treatment of convicts is an obligation of any civilized moral society.
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