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: StandDown Texas ProjectNebraska Legislators Reject Cost Study in Tie Vote
By Steve Hall
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"Nebraska lawmakers turn down death penalty study," is the title of JoAnne Young's report in today's Lincoln Journal Star.The Legislature split 22-22 Thursday on authorizing a $50,000
study of what it costs to have a death penalty in Nebraska, leaving
the question of taxpayer costs unanswered for the time being.Senators opposing the idea expressed concerns that such a study
could gather accurate numbers and information.A response to an inquiry on costs last year by Sens. Danielle
Conrad and Jeremy Nordquist to Attorney General John Bruning said
the attorney general's office had never tracked the expenditure of
its funding on a case-by-case basis. It had never had a budget in
which funds were specifically identified for capital
punishment...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 26, 2010 (boomark / email).
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