No, there is no evidence conclusively shows that the death penalty is recognized by would-be criminals as a more severe punishment than life in prison.
Countries apply the death penalty to those who have intellectual and mental disabilities when the crime was done, while a number of others do so after unjust trials, in flagrant violation of international law and standards. Without knowing when their time is up or whether they will see their families for the last time, people might spend years on execution row.
The ultimate kind of harsh, inhumane, and degrading punishment is the death penalty. Regardless of the accused, the crime's circumstances, the accused person's guilt or innocence, or the execution method, Amnesty opposes the death sentence in all instances without exception.
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