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In his 1957 essay ”Reflections on the Guillotine," Albert Camus argued that if society insists on capital punishment, the execution should be made fully public—including being put on television. His reasoning was that hiding executions behind prison walls allows society to avoid confronting the true violence of state-sanctioned killing.

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DOJ Re-Adopts Executions By Firing Squad As It Strengthens Federal Death Penalty

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> In his 1957 essay ”Reflections on the Guillotine," Albert Camus argued that if society insists on capital punishment, the execution should be made fully public—including being put on television. His reasoning was that hiding executions behind prison walls allows society to avoid confronting the true violence of state-sanctioned killing.