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The '''death penalty''' is a form of legal punishment involving the execution of an individual <ref>'''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]''', page 122</ref>. The death penalty is used when violating laws of particular importance of the [[United Nations Space Command]], such as the [[JAG 4465/LHG]] protocol. Some instances of the death penalty being threatened on UNSC personnel include failure to comply with the [[Cole Protocol]], insubordination and cowardice. | The '''death penalty''' is a form of legal punishment involving the execution of an individual <ref>'''[[Halo: Ghosts of Onyx]]''', ''page 122''</ref>. The death penalty is used when violating laws of particular importance of the [[United Nations Space Command]], such as the [[JAG 4465/LHG]] protocol. Some instances of the death penalty being threatened on UNSC personnel include failure to comply with the [[Cole Protocol]], insubordination and cowardice. | ||
Humanity is not the only species to administer the death penalty. The Covenant punish various infractions of varying degrees with death: captured prisoners are executed once their usefulness has ended<ref>'''[[Halo 3]]'''</ref>; incompetent [[Unggoy]] are brutally killed, or even fed to [[Kig-Yar|Jackals]]<ref>'''[[Halo: First Strike]]'''</ref>; [[Arbiter (Character)|leaders]] responsible for military failures are publicly humiliated and executed<ref>'''[[Halo 2]]'''</ref>; and [[heretics]] and other dissidents are silently assassinated by Covenant Loyalists<ref>'''[[Halo 2]]'''</ref>. The Covenant seem more free in dispensing their form of justice, often without any form of trial other than a public shame inquisition, and use them as opportunities to serve as examples to others who would follow in their footsteps, of the consequences of those who fail or oppose the [[Prophets]] and their followers. | Humanity is not the only species to administer the death penalty. The Covenant punish various infractions of varying degrees with death: captured prisoners are executed once their usefulness has ended<ref>'''[[Halo 3]]'''</ref>; incompetent [[Unggoy]] are brutally killed, or even fed to [[Kig-Yar|Jackals]]<ref>'''[[Halo: First Strike]]'''</ref>; [[Arbiter (Character)|leaders]] responsible for military failures are publicly humiliated and executed<ref>'''[[Halo 2]]'''</ref>; and [[heretics]] and other dissidents are silently assassinated by Covenant Loyalists<ref>'''[[Halo 2]]'''</ref>. The Covenant seem more free in dispensing their form of justice, often without any form of trial other than a public shame inquisition, and use them as opportunities to serve as examples to others who would follow in their footsteps, of the consequences of those who fail or oppose the [[Prophets]] and their followers. | ||
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The death penalty is a form of legal punishment involving the execution of an individual [1]. The death penalty is used when violating laws of particular importance of the United Nations Space Command, such as the JAG 4465/LHG protocol. Some instances of the death penalty being threatened on UNSC personnel include failure to comply with the Cole Protocol, insubordination and cowardice.
Humanity is not the only species to administer the death penalty. The Covenant punish various infractions of varying degrees with death: captured prisoners are executed once their usefulness has ended[2]; incompetent Unggoy are brutally killed, or even fed to Jackals[3]; leaders responsible for military failures are publicly humiliated and executed[4]; and heretics and other dissidents are silently assassinated by Covenant Loyalists[5]. The Covenant seem more free in dispensing their form of justice, often without any form of trial other than a public shame inquisition, and use them as opportunities to serve as examples to others who would follow in their footsteps, of the consequences of those who fail or oppose the Prophets and their followers.
Sources
- ^ Halo: Ghosts of Onyx, page 122
- ^ Halo 3
- ^ Halo: First Strike
- ^ Halo 2
- ^ Halo 2
