Original sentence: Given that some capital punishment cases take decades for judicial reviews, the argument is again moot, or so it would seem, except that many death row inmates are still quite young when convicted, and focusing on the argument for the principle overlooks the few innocent individuals, at least one or more of whom surely have been executed; to infer otherwise suggests that the government is infallible and that the criminal justice system doesn't make mistakes.They point to cases such as Roger Keith Coleman where his claim of innocence was widely supported by the death penalty opponents, but after the execution, DNA examination proved that he was actually guilty
Edited sentence: Given that some capital punishment cases take decades for judicial reviews, the argument is again, moot.They point to case such as Roger Keith Coleman where his claim of innocents were widely supported by the death penalty opponent, but after the execution, DNA examination proved that he was actually guilty