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− | '''Electrocution''' is [[death]] as a result of contact with electricity. Some cultures |
+ | '''Electrocution''' is [[death]] as a result of contact with [[electricity]]. Some cultures used deliberate electrocution as a form of [[Crime and punishment|punishment]] for [[criminal]]s. |
[[Earth]], while exercising the [[death penalty]], utilized the [[electric chair]] as a means of electrocuting criminals. ({{ENT|Detained}}) [[Deneb IV]]'s death penalty offered the guilty party a choice of death sentence which included death by electrocution. ({{TOS|I, Mudd}}) |
[[Earth]], while exercising the [[death penalty]], utilized the [[electric chair]] as a means of electrocuting criminals. ({{ENT|Detained}}) [[Deneb IV]]'s death penalty offered the guilty party a choice of death sentence which included death by electrocution. ({{TOS|I, Mudd}}) |
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+ | The two [[humanoid]] species known as [[Brekkian]]s and [[Ornaran]]s had the ability to release [[electric]]al discharges which they used in combat to subdue their opponents. In [[2364]], an Ornaran subjected [[William T. Riker]] to an electrical shock, threatening to kill him. While being shocked, Riker was in a state of paralysis or stasis. ({{TNG|Symbiosis}}) |
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− | *{{wikipedia}} |
+ | * {{wikipedia}} |
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Revision as of 20:20, 6 April 2015
Electrocution is death as a result of contact with electricity. Some cultures used deliberate electrocution as a form of punishment for criminals.
Earth, while exercising the death penalty, utilized the electric chair as a means of electrocuting criminals. (ENT: "Detained") Deneb IV's death penalty offered the guilty party a choice of death sentence which included death by electrocution. (TOS: "I, Mudd")
The two humanoid species known as Brekkians and Ornarans had the ability to release electrical discharges which they used in combat to subdue their opponents. In 2364, an Ornaran subjected William T. Riker to an electrical shock, threatening to kill him. While being shocked, Riker was in a state of paralysis or stasis. (TNG: "Symbiosis")