Without these roadblocks, innocent people would be executed. Especially if they are done right away, like you want them done. You do not care if an innocent person is executed.
I care, it sucks, but with two or more witnesses, overwhelimg physical evidence such as video or DNA you should tried, convicted and executed within the week. In other cases where the evidence is not so overwheliming, you should get ONE appeal, THAT YOU PAY FOR YOURSELF, then you should be executed within the month. Do innocent people get convicted sometimes? Yup. Does it suck? Yup. Do I think we should let 10,000 murdering scumbags live long happy lives because an innocent might get executed? Nope.
Would you be prepared to execute a person you knew was innocent?
Why would I want to exectute an innocent person? Or was that a rhetorical question? I know the question couldn't be based on my post because my post clearly stated, " but with two or more witnesses, overwhelimg physical evidence such as video or DNA you should tried, convicted and executed within the week". which woud preclude someone being "innocent" being executed.