High Captain James tires of his team's behavior and decides to execute us all.
High Captain James tires of his team's behavior and decides to execute us all. He is backed by this  1976 case which helped overrule Furman V. Georgia and stated that "the death penalty does not in all  cases violate the 8th and 14th amendments" and allows the death penalty as long as there is a two part  proceeding. One to determine guilt and one to impose the penalty.
High Captain James tires of his team's behavior and decides to execute us all.
Gregg v. Georgia