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By Steve Hall
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Today's News-Herald of Northern Ohio carries the editorial, "Details needed for death row review."If one Ohio Supreme Court justice has his way, the line waiting on death
row may get a little shorter.Justice Paul Pfeifer, who played a
major role in resurrecting Ohio?s death penalty law nearly 30 years
ago, said the state has a backlog of old cases. Many of those would not
have resulted in a death sentence had they been tried under current law,
which gives juries the option of imposing a life sentence without the
possibility of parole, he said.Ohio has 161 inmates on death row
and is on pace to execute a state record 11 inmates this year. Five
have already been executed this year, and thus far two are scheduled for
2011...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on May 21, 2010 (boomark / email).
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