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: StandDown Texas ProjectWill the Moratorium Continue in Nebraska
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Nebraska currently has a moratorium in place because there is no means to execute. The state's Supreme Court ruled its electric chair unconstitutional in 2008. There is breaking news today that a bill to make lethal injection the method of execution in the state is stuck in a legislative committee."Legislative panel fails to advance lethal injection bill," is Paul Hammel's report on the Omaha World-Herald website.A bill designed to change the method of execution in Nebraska failed to advance Wednesday to the full Legislature.
The vote by the Judiciary Committee makes it uncertain whether
lawmakers will debate a bill this year that would switch the method to
lethal injection from electrocution. ?We made a
mistake today...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 18, 2009 (boomark / email).
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