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: Kansas Death Penalty Focus

Missouri Attempts to Hide the Death Process

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Two posts about Missouri in one day, you'd think all this was going on in Texas. Besides the stupidity I mentioned in my previous post, the Missouri House has also passed a bill that would make it a crime to disclose the identity of those involved in the state murder process. Why? Because we now know how bad the Missouri process is and how inept those involved are. A Federal judge has all but stopped executions in Missouri until the problems are fixed. Is the Missouri House going to fix them, why should they when they can just make it illegal for the information to ever become public again.Take a look at what the Springfield News-Leader has to say about this stupidity!

Full post as published by Kansas Death Penalty Focus on April 15, 2007 (boomark / email).

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