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"Death penalty debate lingers," is Brandon Gee's report in the Steamboat Springs Pilot.Northwest Colorado?s top prosecutor and Rep. Randy Baumgardner,
R-Hot Sulphur Springs, oppose a repeal of Colorado?s death penalty that
passed the state House of Representatives in a tight 33-32 vote.
House Bill 1274 would devote the expected savings of eliminating
death as a sentencing option to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation?s
Cold Case Homicide Team. It is sponsored by House Majority Leader
Paul Weissmann, D-Louisville.
After the House approval last week, the bill was introduced in the
state Senate on Thursday and assigned to the State, Veterans and
Military Affairs Committee. State Sen. Al White, R-Hayden, did not
return a phone call Friday seeking comment...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on April 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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