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"Lawmakers hold committee debate on death penalty," is the title of Christy Gutowski's report in the Chicago Daily Herald.Anthony Mertz has years of future appeals before the
condemned man, who has served the longest on Illinois' death row, faces
execution for the murder of a college student.
But, as an unofficial moratorium remains, often
confusing jurors asked to impose the law, some leaders are spurring
public discussion with the hope of settling the controversial issue
next year after the election.
State lawmakers listened Thursday to more than three
hours of emotional testimony from both sides of the debate during a
house judiciary committee in Chicago.
Opponents pushing for an abolition bill argue the death
penalty is too arbitrary, costly and just plain morally wrong...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on September 19, 2008 (boomark / email).
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