In the argument given below, one can say that the argument is a(n) appeal to authority.
An Appeal to authority is known to be one of the most common type of fallacy and it also known to be a type of an argument.
This form of argument is one that is often based on the use of unsound logic. If a writers or speakers is known to use appeal to authority in their test or words, they are known to be claiming that an event or a thing must be true because it is seen by a person who known to be an "authority" on that given subject.
Therefore, In the argument given below, one can say that the argument is a(n) appeal to authority.
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Consider the following argument:
Capital punishment is clearly wrong. Every death row inmate I've ever spoken to says so. And who would know better than a death row inmate about how wrong capital punishment is?"
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