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Judge: Lawyers could be tempted to intentionally mess up trials
Tuesday, 25 July 2006
Lawyers might be tempted to offer a weak defense in death penalty cases because many execution sentences are being overturned due to attorney incompetence, the chief judge of a 4-state federal appeals court said in an opinion released Monday.
Study finds Ohio's death penalty unfair
Friday, 21 July 2006
Associated Press May 05, 2005
Lawmakers
writing a new capital punishment law 2 decades ago wanted a fair system
for prosecuting the worst of the worst: killers whose crimes were so
terrible there would be no question they deserved to die.
U.S. judge sides with death-row inmate Stanley Jalowiec
Friday, 21 July 2006
Stanley Jalowiec has sat on death row for 10 years, insisting that authorities covered up evidence proving he is innocent.
He might be right, a judge says.
U.S. judge sides with death-row inmate Stanley Jalowiec
Friday, 21 July 2006
Stanley Jalowiec has sat on death row for 10 years, insisting that authorities covered up evidence proving he is innocent.
He might be right, a judge says.
Comments from Ohio Officials
Monday, 17 July 2006
Some of the oddest comments I have ever heard have come from officials who preside over executions or witness them in the State of Ohio. Andrea Dean seems to say most of the spectacular statements for Ohio.
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