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The Argus Leader reports, "Measure to clean up death penalty clears."A bill that corrections department officials
say will clean-up capital punishment laws passed the Senate State
Affairs Committee 9-0 Wednesday.
The bill revises old laws
dealing with competency hearings for death-row inmates and procedures
to be used if a pregnant woman is ever on death row.
South
Dakota executed convicted killer Elijah Page last summer, the first in
the state since 1947, by lethal injection. Three men are under death
sentences in the state prison.
Laurie Feiler, deputy secretary of
corrections, said the bill assures immunity from civil or criminal
liability to persons who in good faith assist in executions. It also
moves from policy to law the confidentiality of the persons who
actually carry out the death sentence...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on January 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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