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: StandDown Texas ProjectIn Maryland
By Steve Hall
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"Further changes sought to Md. death penalty law," is the title of Julie Bykowicz's report in today's Baltimore Sun. You can view the text of the proposal, SB 404.Five months after enacting tight restrictions on Maryland's seldom-used
capital punishment statute, state lawmakers are considering another
revision.State senators dismissed a repeal of the death penalty
last year in favor of a hastily crafted compromise plan. The new law
means that prosecutors can seek the death penalty only in murder cases
in which there is DNA evidence, a video recording of the crime or a videotaped confession by the killer.It appears that just one prosecutor has filed capital charges since the law took effect Oct. 1. Wicomico County
State's Attorney Davis R...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 11, 2010 (boomark / email).
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