Should the punishment be the same for the person who solicits the services and the person who agrees to carry out the contract?

Like other criminals, some contract killers have taken to the Deep Web or Undernet to advertise their services. A difficult task for the criminal justice system is identifying, investigating, and subsequently prosecuting these both the individuals offering their contract killing services as well as those soliciting this type of action. When there is a “contract”, it is an agreement between two parties: one wants a person dead, the other can make that happen for a specified fee. For this discussion, please consider the following questions.When it comes to prosecuting these individuals, what is the appropriate punishment?Should the punishment be the same for the person who solicits the services and the person who agrees to carry out the contract?Which of these two parties is more responsible for their actions?Is one of their actions worse than the other?Who has done more wrong in these cases?Other thoughts on the issue of hired hitmen?You can learn more about contract killers and the Deep Web from the link below.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2454735/The-disturbing-world-Deep-Web-contract-killers-drug-dealers-ply-trade-internet.html