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: StandDown Texas ProjectReaction to Maryland Commission Call for Abolition
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"A needed debate," is today's Baltimore Sun editorial.Maryland's death penalty law
violates the most basic standards of fairness and decency. That's the
conclusion of a state commission on capital punishment, and it should
prompt citizens to insist that lawmakers bring the issue to a vote when
they convene in Annapolis next year. The panel found, among other things, that the death penalty does
not deter crime and is arbitrary and capricious, biased against
African-Americans and fraught with risk for executing innocent people.
During public hearings, the commissioners heard from dozens of
witnesses and reviewed a large body of evidence pointing to the
inescapable fact that the state's death penalty law is so deeply flawed
that no amount of tinkering is likely to bring it into accord with the
principals of equal justice...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on November 14, 2008 (boomark / email).
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