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: StandDown Texas ProjectMoratorium Proposal in Georgia
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"Lawmaker calls for death penalty halt," is the AP report via WTVM.A Georgia Democrat is pushing a 2-year moratorium on death penalties to give lawmakers a chance to improve due process.
State Sen. Vincent Fort's proposal comes amid concerns about the
case of Troy Davis, a condemned murderer who is asking a federal panel
to exonerate him on grounds that he's a victim of mistaken identity.
The Atlanta Democrat's plan faces a tough challenge in the
Republican-controlled Legislature, where lawmakers have proposed
changes that would make Georgia 1 of 6 states that allow the death
penalty without a unanimous jury decision.
The Georgia bill would allow a judge to impose a death sentence if
at least 10 jurors vote for capital punishment...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on February 18, 2009 (boomark / email).
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