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"Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Voice Support for New Mexico Legislative Action To Outlaw Death Penalty," is the news release from the Carter Center.Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and
his wife, Rosalynn, hailed the New Mexico legislature's actions to
outlaw the death penalty in the state and bolster support for the
families of crime victims in a letter to Governor Bill Richardson
yesterday.
"Rosalynn and I applaud New Mexico's
leadership regarding the death penalty and the rights of crime victims.
The New Mexico Legislature's House Bills 285, 211, and 284 advance the
challenge of how best to address society's most serious crimes, " the
letter said.
The former president noted that the bills
represent a comprehensive approach that supports families of crime
victims, reduces for taxpayers the exorbitant costs of capital trials,
and eliminates the risk of executing innocent defendants...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on February 25, 2009 (boomark / email).
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