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"First death penalty hearing held," is Jennifer McMenamin's report in the Baltimore Sun.A state commission appointed to study the death penalty began its work
yesterday by hearing testimony on statistical evidence of racial,
geographic and socioeconomic disparities in different states'
imposition of death sentences.
University professors, a former judge and statisticians from across the
country appeared before the panel, which is assigned to offer
recommendations to the General Assembly to ensure the administration of
capital punishment in Maryland is "free from bias and error" and
capable of achieving "fairness and accuracy."
In the most emotional testimony of the more than four-hour
hearing, the brother of the Unabomber and the brother of a Marine
convicted of killing an elderly woman during a flashback from his
service in Vietnam offered accounts of their starkly different
experiences with the criminal justice system...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on July 29, 2008 (boomark / email).
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