Why isn't there one single federal law about the death penalty in the United States?

What are 3 possible ways the country would be different if there was only one branch and no system of checks and balances?

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Semaj Hutchinson

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28 August, 01:57

Why isn't there one single federal law about the death penalty in the United States?

What are 3 possible ways the country would be different if there was only one branch and no system of checks and balances?

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Teagan Ramsey · Answer 1

There are federal laws about the death penalty. states have their own individual laws, but there are federal laws such as not sentencing a mentally ill convict to the death penalty.

Why isn't there one single federal law about the death penalty in the United States?What are 3 possible ways the country would be different if there was only one branch and no system of checks and balances?

Why isn't there one single federal law about the death penalty in the United States?

What are 3 possible ways the country would be different if there was only one branch and no system of checks and balances?