The provided text from "The Boca Raton Tribune" focuses on the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and the subsequent decision by Utah prosecutors to seek the death penalty for the suspect, Tyler Robinson. The article explores the national debate surrounding capital punishment, highlighting the decline in its use and public support across the United States. It further examines Utah's history and methods of execution, noting its relatively low number of death row inmates compared to other states. The source also discusses the changing public opinion on the death penalty, both nationally and within Utah, and outlines the reasons for the declining number of death sentences, such as the burden on victims' families and increased costs.