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"Lethal injection bill advances to full Legislature," is Paul Hammel's report for the Omaha World-Herald.A vote Thursday morning sets the stage for debate on one of this year?s
most controversial legislative issues -- whether to switch the state?s
method of execution to lethal injection. The
Legislature?s Judiciary Committee voted 6-1 to advance the lethal
injection bill to the full Legislature for debate. The action came
almost a month after the committee had refused to endorse the measure,
Legislative Bill 36. Omaha Sen. Brad Ashford, chairman
of the Judiciary Committee, said the death penalty is the most serious
issue that is debated at the Capito. He said committee members wanted
to make sure that all issues had been considered before the bill moved
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