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I think a lot of the push back on Warren, here, is that her two grounds are somewhat incompatible. A: We are bad at getting it right. B: Life is a stronger punishment. A and B are not really in harmony.
How so? I don't know that I'd fully agree, but an argument like "life in prison is the harshest sentence, but it also leaves the door open for exonerating future evidence" seems coherent enough
That is a plausible argument. The inconsistency looks something like: If our evidence isn't good enough to sentence someone to death, it's not good enough to sentence someone to life either. You're right that the "correctability" of life sentences is a major plus.
There are unavoidable tradeoffs, here — I don't think "good enough" is the right frame, because the passive position is not *nothing,* it's potentially subjecting society to continued exposure to a person who kills for fun or personal gain.
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