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Two individuals recount their experiences with botched executions and wrongful convictions in the United States' death penalty system.
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Two individuals recount their experiences with botched executions and wrongful convictions in the United States' death penalty system.
Synopsis
Laura Shacham and James Scott share their personal experiences with the death penalty in the United States. Both have endured the fallout from botched executions and wrongful convictions. Their stories illustrate the emotional toll on families affected by capital punishment. As they seek healing, they confront the flaws within the justice system and participate in a national debate regarding the death penalty. Directed by Mark Pizzey, the film questions the effectiveness of a system that often fails to provide justice.
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Why Watch
- Meet Laura Shacham and James Scott's personal stories.
- Find out about wrongful convictions in capital punishment cases.
- See how families cope with the death penalty's impact.
Did You Know
- Laura Shacham and James Scott both faced botched executions.
- The film was directed by Mark Pizzey and released in 2017.
- The documentary has a runtime of 90 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary The Penalty?
Mark Pizzey directed the documentary The Penalty.
What are the names of the main individuals featured in The Penalty?
The main individuals featured in The Penalty are Laura Shacham and James Scott.
What is the runtime of The Penalty?
The runtime of The Penalty is 90 minutes.
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