What would the iron triangle look like for the death penalty?

The iron triangle for the death penalty consists of three key actors: legislative bodies, interest groups, and bureaucratic agencies. Legislators may advocate for or against capital punishment based on constituents' views, while interest groups such as advocacy organizations (e.g., pro-death penalty or abolitionist groups) seek to influence public policy through lobbying and public campaigns. Bureaucratic agencies, such as corrections departments and legal institutions, implement death penalty laws and procedures. This interplay can lead to a stable policy environment, where these entities reinforce each other's positions on the death penalty.