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UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Raad al-Hussein said it was not clear those killed were granted effective legal defense, while the scale of the executions was very disturbing "particularly as some of those sentenced to death were accused of non-violent crimes".

Even in Utah, despite this splashy appearance on the executing stage, executions are very rare, with less than a dozen people on death row.

Indian courts pass many death sentences, although actual executions are very rare.

But anyone who has thought that his murderous spree — or the next spectacular California crime — would lead to a restoration of executions is very much mistaken.

Executions are very public events in Iran, with authorities setting up building cranes at the scene of the crime or on the central square of the city where the crime took place.

They do not express outrage at Republican audiences that cheer for executions, or target pols who brag on the death penalty, even though John Paul issued an encyclical against "the culture of death," saying modern states have so many ways to protect citizens that the necessity for executions is "very rare, if not practically nonexistent".

But his execution was very real.

Government leaders are acutely aware that the public consensus that favors postponing execution is very fragile.

"There's a global plan, but the execution is very local," Tewari said.

"You need to value it yourself," Mr. Thein said of photography, "and providing transparency into the thought process and execution is very important in that.

"We have a labour-intensive model, and execution is very important for us.