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Burge says he can offer fair hearing in death case

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Burge says he can offer fair hearing in death case By MATT SUMAN, Morning Journal Writer04/04/2008 ELYRIA - Lorain County Common Pleas Judge James Burge said despite his efforts to save the life of the last inmate executed in Ohio, he can conduct a fair hearing for two death penalty defendants challenging Ohio's method of lethal injection. The Lorain County Prosecutor's Office pointed out for the court record in a hearing yesterday that Burge has a photograph of James Filiaggi, a former client who was executed in February 2007, in his office. Prosecutors also mentioned that Burge urged Filiaggi to save his life by joining a federal lawsuit that challenges the constitutionality of the death penalty.But Burge said the state did not ask him to recuse himself from a hearing set for Monday on murder defendants Ronald McCloud's and Ruben Rivera's challenge to lethal injection...continue to full post

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