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Why is it hard to draw clear scientific conclusions regarding the effects of the death penalty on homicide rates (e.g., deterrence)? A. You can't randomly assign the death penalty to states and then compare their homicide rates B. States with the death penalty are similar in other ways too C. Both A and B D. Neither A nor B
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