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Death Penalty News: Ruling on death penalty due soon
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There's no question, in my mind, that someone has slipped through the cracks and that an innocent person has been executed. Jay Burnett, former Harris County criminal court judge. Wednesday, 4 June 2008. Ruling on death penalty due soon. ELYRIA — Attorneys challenging the state’s lethal injection process on behalf of two accused killers failed to prove that the way the state executes prisoners is unconstitutional or that it violates Ohio law, according to prosecutors defending the process. Cillo asked Bu...
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Death Penalty News: Cold-Case Murder May Lead to Death Penalty
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There's no question, in my mind, that someone has slipped through the cracks and that an innocent person has been executed. Jay Burnett, former Harris County criminal court judge. Thursday, 5 June 2008. Cold-Case Murder May Lead to Death Penalty. Blake was named in a three-count indictment Wednesday charging him with the March 19, 1982, murder of then 21-year-old Withers, who resided at 13 East Center St., Lansing. Blake had been housed at the Mountain State’s medium security Huttonsville Correctio...
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Death Penalty News: Unluckiest Man on Death Row
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There's no question, in my mind, that someone has slipped through the cracks and that an innocent person has been executed. Jay Burnett, former Harris County criminal court judge. Thursday, 5 June 2008. Unluckiest Man on Death Row. Joe D'Ambrosio's story offers reasonable doubt about Ohio justice. D'Ambrosio learned that his Army mechanic's certification carried no value in the private world - he would need two years of training to become recertified. The $27,000 tuition may as well have been $27 mil...
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Death Penalty News: Stand on principle to stop executions
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There's no question, in my mind, that someone has slipped through the cracks and that an innocent person has been executed. Jay Burnett, former Harris County criminal court judge. Monday, 2 June 2008. Stand on principle to stop executions. Gov Martin O'Malley moved on May 22 toward ending Maryland's moratorium. On executions ("O'Malley OK's step toward executions," May 23). Like me, Mr. O' Malley opposes the death penalty. Our two previous governors favored the death penalty; together they. Not In My Name.
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Death Penalty News: May 2008
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There's no question, in my mind, that someone has slipped through the cracks and that an innocent person has been executed. Jay Burnett, former Harris County criminal court judge. Saturday, 31 May 2008. Off death row, killer seeks less jail time. A convicted killer whose death sentence was overturned by a county judge who found him mentally retarded has appealed the judge's decision to resentence him to life in prison without parole. We're challenging what we believe to be an improper sentence," he said.
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Death Penalty News: Clemency denied to inmate set to die Wednesday
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There's no question, in my mind, that someone has slipped through the cracks and that an innocent person has been executed. Jay Burnett, former Harris County criminal court judge. Monday, 2 June 2008. Clemency denied to inmate set to die Wednesday. The State Board of Pardons and Paroles refused Monday to grant. Clemency to double murderer Curtis Osborne, who is scheduled to die. By lethal injection Wednesday. Osborne's advocates argued that he should not die because his trial. Killed because she was there.
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Death Penalty News: Death penalty: 2008 'banner' year?
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There's no question, in my mind, that someone has slipped through the cracks and that an innocent person has been executed. Jay Burnett, former Harris County criminal court judge. Monday, 2 June 2008. Death penalty: 2008 'banner' year? While capital punishment opponents still hope to find a way to ban it,. Death by lethal injection could be in more frequent use in Mississippi. After the state's execution of Earl Wesley Berry on May 21, Attorney. The end of the summer, according to The Associated Press.
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Death Penalty News: June 2008
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There's no question, in my mind, that someone has slipped through the cracks and that an innocent person has been executed. Jay Burnett, former Harris County criminal court judge. Thursday, 5 June 2008. Unluckiest Man on Death Row. Joe D'Ambrosio's story offers reasonable doubt about Ohio justice. D'Ambrosio learned that his Army mechanic's certification carried no value in the private world - he would need two years of training to become recertified. The $27,000 tuition may as well have been $27 mil...
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Death Penalty News: Texas set to resume executions this week
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There's no question, in my mind, that someone has slipped through the cracks and that an innocent person has been executed. Jay Burnett, former Harris County criminal court judge. Monday, 2 June 2008. Texas set to resume executions this week. The nation's busiest death chamber reopens this week after a nearly. 9-month hiatus with the scheduled lethal injection of a former part-time. Car-wash worker for killing a suburban Houston woman and her young son 17. Lethal injection was unconstitutionally cruel.
