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By Steve Hall
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Dave Maass has posted, "Former New Mexico Governor, Toney Anaya, Talks Death Penalty Politics," at Huffington Post.New Mexico repealed the death penalty during the 2009 Legislative
session, but since the lawmaking body is prohibited from enacting
retroactive laws the two men currently on death row are still eligible
for execution. Gov. Bill Richardson has said he would not commute the
sentences of the remaining two individuals and last week the New Mexico
Supreme Court declined to rule on whether it should finish what the
Legislature began. In this week's Santa Fe Reporter
I write about how the death penalty debate could effect the 2010
governor's race, since this decision may be up to Richardson's
successors. For historical context, here's my interview with Gov...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on September 28, 2009 (boomark / email).
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