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| Capital punishment is lawful for extreme crimes including serial murder, paedophilia, acts of terror and treason. | | Capital punishment is lawful for extreme crimes including serial murder, paedophilia, acts of terror and treason. | ||
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|{{flag|Tierrador}} | |||
| align="center" | Antiquity | |||
| align="center" |2004 | |||
| align="center" |Abolished, with some exceptions | |||
|The death penalty was abolished in Tierrador in 2005, and the last execution was performed a year before in 2004. The death penalty can still be used in extreme cases, such as for crimes including serial murder, pedophilia, and acts of terror. | |||
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