Okay , all that is very well and good , but honestly , almost certainly is all you ' re going to get given that this isn ' t a court room and we aren ' t on her jury . Realistically if there ' s any doubt as to her mental health she ' s almost certainly not going to get the death penalty , if she ' s convicted of first degree murder at all . It requires a unanimous agreement of the jury in Indiana . All the moral outrage in the world isn ' t going to change what happened or stop it from happening again . Someone who ' s sick enough to do something like this isn ' t going to be deterred by the potential for severe punishment . <| sep |> Thank you so much for the long answer . ! check <| sep |> Absolutely . Freedom of speech has to be balanced with respect for the rights of others . When that is repeatedly shown to be disregarded , censorship is called for .