rephrase in simple terms: llow-up to Question 7: In cases where individuals have been exonerated after spending years on death row, how do you ensure that the system is capable of correcting its mistakes before it's too late? Follow-up to Question 8: If you agree that there are inconsistencies in the application of the death penalty, what criteria would you use to determine which cases warrant capital punishment? Follow-up to Question 9: In light of the global movement towards abolition, how do you view the role of international opinion and human rights standards in shaping domestic criminal justice policies? Follow-up to Question 10: If you were to consider alternative forms of justice, what would be your response to the argument that life without parole provides a greater opportunity for rehabilitation and acknowledgment of the harm caused to victims and society