As a star prosecutor, Kenny Hulshof's commanding presence and oratorical skills led to convictions in some of Missouri's most gruesome death penalty cases -- and paved the way to six terms in Congress. Now Hulshof wants to be governor, a job that includes the ability to grant a pardon or commute a death sentence. But in the midst of his Republican primary campaign, his seven-year record as a state prosecutor specializing in small-town murder cases is coming under scrutiny.
June 09, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
As a star prosecutor, Kenny Hulshof‘s commanding presence and oratorical skills led to convictions in some of the Missouri’s most gruesome death penalty cases — and paved the way to six terms in Congress.
Now Hulshof wants to be governor of Missouri, a job that includes the ability to grant a pardon or commute a death sentence.
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