rephrase in simple terms and remove the words follow up: Certainly! Here are follow-up questions that could be asked based on the initial responses to the previous questions: 1. Follow-up to Question 1: If you acknowledge the risk of executing innocent people, what safeguards would you propose to ensure that such mistakes are never made? 2. Follow-up to Question 2: Given that studies on the deterrent effect of the death penalty have been inconclusive, what evidence would you need to see to change your stance on its effectiveness? 3. Follow-up to Question 3: If you agree that there are disparities, what specific reforms would you support to address these issues within the criminal justice system? 4. Follow-up to Question 4: Considering international human rights standards, how do you justify the execution of individuals with diminished capacity to understand the nature of their crimes or the proceedings against them? 5. Follow-up to Question 5: If you believe that the death penalty is a form of state-sanctioned violence, how do you respond to the argument that it violates the ethical principle of not committing harm in response to harm? 6. Follow-up to Question 6: Given the high costs associated with the appeals process in death penalty cases, do you think these resources could be better spent elsewhere in the criminal justice system? 7. Follow-up to Question 7: In cases where individuals have been exonerated after spending years on death row, how do you ensure that the