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Tag Archives: The Death Penalty
Keeping Someone’s Kid Safely Outside China
The first duty of a boss is to keep employees safe. How safe is it to send someone to do business in China?
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Washington State Abandons Capital Punishment (Again)
The only way to kill capital punishment nationally may be to take it out one state at a time.
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One More Parkland Death
Students marched against violence while prosecutors needlessly pushed for the death penalty in the Parkland shooting.
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A Death Row Clearance Event
Arkansas’ rush to use its expiring lethal injection drugs resembles an end-of-season sale rather than justice.
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Justice Kennedy Squanders A Potential Legacy
Only Justice Anthony Kennedy stood between a prisoner and his unjust death sentence. Kennedy voted to keep it that way.
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A Seething Sense Of Injustice
Freddie Gray’s case is not the only one this week where judges failed to vindicate the rights of an African-American defendant.
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Short-Lived Pride
Florida joins the club of states without a death penalty, but it will probably resign its membership ASAP.
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Why Do We Impose Capital Punishment On Ourselves?
Nebraska’s Legislature did its state credit by outlawing the death penalty.
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Restarting The Killing Machine
The journey toward the death penalty’s demise took a detour when the federal government resumed capital punishment.
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