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The Skillicorn clemency question occurs in conjunction with Missouri legislators considering death penalty legislation.Today's Kansas City Star carries the editorial, "Missouri's death penalty system has serious flaws."Skillicorn, 49, is scheduled to become the first person to be executed in Missouri since 2005. A federal judge halted executions for a time because of concerns about the lethal injection method and the tarnished professional record of the physician who had been overseeing executions.The Missouri legislature should have used the court-imposed hiatus to conduct a thorough review of the way the state handles its capital cases.Had lawmakers done so, they would have found that the death penalty has been enforced capriciously, and many cases have been marred by errors by law enforcement, prosecutors and defense attorneys...continue to full post

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on May 14, 2009 (boomark / email).

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