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The Omaha World-Herald has, "Death penalty repeal returns."State Sen. Ernie Chambers is hoping to take Nebraska's death penalty with him when he leaves the Legislature next January.
Chambers, who has spent more than three decades trying to pull the plug
on the state's electric chair, tried again Tuesday ? introducing a bill
to repeal capital punishment and replace it with a sentence of life in
prison without possibility of parole.
The Omaha lawmaker has one session left to persuade colleagues to end
the death penalty before he leaves office next year because of term
limits.
One powerful senator, Judiciary Committee Chairman Brad Ashford of
Omaha, said Chambers' Legislative Bill 1063 may have a chance.
Ashford said Chambers is just one of several lawmakers who have
expressed skepticism in the past couple of years over the death
penalty's effectiveness...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on January 23, 2008 (boomark / email).
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