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: StandDown Texas ProjectA New Hampshire Speaks Out Against Captial Punishment
By Steve Hall
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Foster's Daily Democrat today carries, "On New Hampshire's death penalty," by Joseph P. Nadeau.It has been my good fortune to serve as a judge in New Hampshire for 37
years. For 13 of those years I was presiding justice of the Durham
District Court. I served as a justice of the Superior Court for 18
years, nine of which I spent as chief justice. And I sat on the Supreme
Court for six years before retiring in December of 2005. Last
week, I appeared before the New Hampshire Commission to Study the Death
Penalty, not to talk about facts and statistics or trials and cases but
to address the moral issue of death as punishment. The way we
have been dealing with the death penalty for years is to talk about
enacting laws, adopting procedures, establishing practices and providing
mechanisms, as if by creating an elaborate process we could somehow
sanitize the death penalty and thereby ignore the moral issues that
capital punishment presents...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on June 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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