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Perchance, but I don't see what's so subjective about human life having innate worth. All humans are human, we are all equal, and for that to be true all our lives must fundamentally be the "worth" the same.
That's very subjective.
I personally see the human garbage that commits many of the heinous crimes referred to here as having less value than others. Just a personal view and one I would not see recognized by law. However if there was proof that someone was absolutely guilty and that the DP was a real deterrent to crime, I would have little problem seeing the law recognize that the rest of society in general has more value than that criminal.