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We're talking here about games, though, and not capital punishment.

Why, the authors ask, has capital punishment endured so long in America?

The subjects in this movie are capital punishment and murder.

And yet capital punishment seems so contrary to our overall goals.

None of the advanced countries have capital punishment any more.

But 34 states still have capital punishment on their books.

One key issue in the election was capital punishment.

Even capital punishment is subject to greater debate now than at any time since the mid-1970's.

The death penalty (also known as capital punishment) is applied in California.

We have our good reasons; yet capital punishment must be combated.

Capital punishment is back, and for all the wrong reasons.

Capital punishment was a major issue in the Democratic primary.

Capital punishment has been on the books in Connecticut since 1642.

Capital punishment is permitted in some states but not others.

I'm not sure capital punishment is against any Church doctrine, however.

For the article on the death penalty, see Capital punishment.

Capital punishment has been banned in Mexico since that time.

Capital punishment was only prescribed for a small number of crimes.

Capital punishment is currently legal only during times of international or civil war, with several restrictions.

Capital punishment has also gone out of favour in many countries.