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By Steve Hall
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John Wagner posts the current status of death penalty legislation and lethal injection regulations at the Washington Post's Maryland Politics blog, "O'Malley puts a spotlight on home foreclosures."The issue O'Malley chose to highlight with his personal testimony
last year -- the death penalty -- has been little more than a blip on
the Annapolis agenda so far this year.Though lawmakers did not repeal the death penalty last year , they
instead passed a bill tightening the evidence standards in capital
cases. Some want to tweak that legislation this year, but there is
little appetite to refight the larger battle.Things have also been quiet on a related front: Regulations needed
to resume capital punishment in Maryland remained stalled in a
legislative review committee headed by two lawmakers who oppose the
death penalty...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on February 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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