There are people who choose to make poor decisions, sometimes repeatedly, but that only proves that they are bad decision-makers, or are wholly lacking in common sense. Therefore, because a man has chosen to offend his peers, constituents, community, or country, does not necessarily imply that his character has been eternally besmirched. Santino DelCastillo, USA Give Sebaggala a break. Go for the true monsters who have bank accounts everywhere and are responsible for endless wars and genocide's going on all over the continent. To convict someone of a crime requires finding the person guilty of the offence after trial in a court of law.
Prison term is punishment for the crime committed.
I think the villain should be given just one more chance so that he or she knows the error of his or her ways, and then has the opportunity to take the second chance life has given it. Statistics shows that capital punishment does not decrease the crime rate. The villains might try harder the second time to prove himself or herself, and good might be the result. The villain is already weary of being jailed for so long, maybe some compassion would lead him or her on the right road. This would be cynical to take the villain for being habitual.