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Why judge always break the nib of pen after giving death penalty?
Asked by rasul shaikh,
17 Oct '08 11:36 am
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To show that he was not amused to take away one's life !
Answered by Virendra Gupta, 17 Oct '08 11:49 am
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As per conducts and laws, Detah Sentence is believed to be the final sentence of a case/hearing. Nib is broken as a sign that no further points would be considered/noted down on this case.
Answered by Auli Mazumdar, 17 Oct '08 11:47 am
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Well i think Death is the worse punishment a man can be given. After signing the death sentence, a judge breaks the nib of the pen because he does not want to reuse the pen as it has signaled the end of a life.
Answered by manjusanker, 24 Nov '11 12:53 am
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Because it has been used to write of the end of a persons life. it denotes the finality of the statement.
Answered by babita Nair, 17 Oct '08 11:47 am
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So that same nib is not used for another judgement..........
Answered by harish, 17 Oct '08 11:46 am
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