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: StandDown Texas Project

We Cannot Be Sloppy With Death Sentences

By Steve Hall

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That's the title of Leslie Linthicum's Upfront column in today's Albuquerque Journal. Any mention of death row inmates going to court on appeal ? for example, my column a few weeks ago about the argument that in a state that now outlaws the death penalty it constitutes cruel and unusual punishment ? is bound to stir up a predictable response: Cry me a river, you bleeding hearts. Let ?em hang.The appeals process after a death sentence is lengthy and automatic, and for good reason. At the end of it, we should be sure the guy getting the lethal injection in the name of all of us committed the crime and that the death sentence was the result of a fair trial.But it ties up lawyers and courts for years, often decades, and involves technical details and arcane arguments...continue to full post

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on August 30, 2012 (boomark / email).

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