Death Penalty
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A Watchdog Professor, Now Defending Himself
...since then questions have been raised about deceptive tactics used the the Medeill students, about allegations ...Posted by Patricia L'Herrou -
TIn Texas, a Brave, New Lethal Injection
Texas prison officials are about to carry out an execution with a combination of drugs and procedures that they ...Posted by Michael Shaver -
Family's Effort to Clear Name Frames Debate on Executions
That debate [on capital punishment in Texas] has been framed, in part, by a 2006 opinion written by Justice Antonin ...Posted by Seth Roberts Farber
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Rick Perry's Next Controversial Execution Comes Thursday
Prosecutors firmly established Buck's guilt, but to secure a capital punishment conviction in Texas they needed to ...Posted by Dwight Rousu -
Iran criticized over executions
ISTANBUL, Turkey — The first time Siamak, a private sector employee who participated in Iran’s post-election ...Posted by Marjorie McLellan
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A vital (and unlearned) lesson from Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar then stood and noted that Roman law forbids the execution of Roman citizens even for heinous crimes, ...Posted by Dwight Rousu -
Olbermann Loses It At GOP Rep.
(Video) Keith Olbermann was especially feisty during his "Worst Persons" segment on his Wednesday show, going hard after ...Posted by Dwight Rousu
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