Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff defended his use of Twitter on Friday to tell the world that he had given the Department of Corrections the go-ahead to execute a condemned man by firing squad. Shurtleff's tweet shortly before Ronnie Lee Gardner was shot to death Friday has drawn criticism from other Twitter users and on comment boards from those who found the AG's use of the microblogging site distasteful.
June 21, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff defended his use of Twitter on Friday to tell the world that he had given the Department of Corrections the OK to execute a condemned man by firing squad.
Shurtleff’s tweet shortly before Ronnie Lee Gardner was shot to death Friday morning has drawn criticism from other Twitter users and on comment boards from those who found his use of the microblogging site distasteful.
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