The death penalty continued to be imposed and carried out in lower than usual numbers nationwide in 2010, reflecting continued controversy over claims of innocence, execution methods and the costs of capital punishment.
December 21, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The death penalty continued to be imposed and carried out in lower than usual numbers nationwide in 2010, reflecting continued controversy over claims of innocence, execution methods and the costs of capital punishment.
That is the conclusion of the year-end report of the Death Penalty Information Center, a group that opposes capital punishment, in its annual report issued on Dec. 21.
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