When drugs for lethal injections become unattainable we investigate or revert to alternatives versus abolishing the act all together. The controversy of capital punishment, need for retribution, suspicion of innocence and moral culpability is ricocheted around the room. Whereas voluntary euthanasia, perhaps presented by the same voices, is questioned as an ethical entitlement of a terminal illness. Election cycles and political posturing carry a slate of topics certain to incite opinions, provoke beliefs and create an atmosphere of side choosing. How should we discipline behavior and legislate morality?