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Nashville's Tennessean carries the AP report, "Committee offers plan to improve death penalty system."A legislative committee studying the death penalty in Tennessee has
recommended the creation of an authority to help make sure cases are
handled fairly and efficiently.The committee was created last
year after the state legislature decided the death penalty system in
Tennessee needed to be examined for fairness and accuracy.
On Monday, the committee approved a resolution that asks lawmakers
to create a statewide authority whose duties would include identifying
lawyers experienced in capital cases, raising the standard pay for such
attorneys, and monitoring their caseloads.Thomas Lee, a local
attorney on the committee, said such an authority would help ensure
that "trials are done right the first time...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on December 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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