Execution facilities are specialized locations where legal sentences, particularly capital punishment, are carried out. These facilities are designed to ensure that the process adheres to legal standards and protocols, providing a controlled environment for the execution of individuals sentenced to death. Typically, execution facilities may include areas for lethal injection, electrocution, or gas chambers, depending on the laws of the state or country. The design and operation of these facilities are often subject to public scrutiny and ethical debates surrounding the use of the death penalty, involving organizations like Amnesty International and various human rights advocates.