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"Bid to repeal death penalty fails in Senate," is the Denver Post report by Jessica Fender and Lynn Bartels.A bill that would have repealed the
death penalty in Colorado and used the savings to fund cold case
investigations failed this afternoon in the Senate on a 17-18 vote. Joining all 14 Republicans in opposing the measure were
Democrats Mary Hodge of Brighton, Jim Isgar of Hesperus, John Morse of
Colorado Springs, and Lois Tochtrop of Thornton. A conference committee earlier in the day put a ban on the
death penalty back into a bill providing funding to solve cold case
murders, setting up their colleagues for politically tricky votes on
the controversial topic on the final day of the session. The House in April passed by one vote the original version of
House Bill 1274, which would have ended capital punishment and used the
savings to build a cold case task force within the Colorado Bureau of
Investigations...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on May 06, 2009 (boomark / email).
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