The 2 year reprieve means he has a pretty good chance it turns into a life sentence, that is if he cooperates with the authorities and doesn't commit any further crimes.
Killing people is almost always gratuitous for a fairly-developed country that isn't at war. They should probably be killing fewer people, especially among segments of society more vulnerable than billionaires.
[...] NGOs, and policy makers attempting to reform the use of capital punishment in many countries such as Trinidad, Malaysia, India, Pakistan, Taiwan and Japan.
The 2 year reprieve means he has a pretty good chance it turns into a life sentence, that is if he cooperates with the authorities and doesn't commit any further crimes.
Killing people is almost always gratuitous for a fairly-developed country that isn't at war. They should probably be killing fewer people, especially among segments of society more vulnerable than billionaires.
They are: https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/research-subject-groups/research-index/impact-index/death-penalty-china-road-reform
Aren't you forgetting someone? 🤔
That's better than the alternative, but they should still not be killing people. There just isn't a good reason for them to.