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Rory Little, a Hastings College of the Law professor, said the death sentencing decline reflects the "person on the street" being affected by news of the "actual innocence phenomenon," referring to the rash of death row inmates exonerated. He added people are also uneasy about the disproportionate number of minorities sentenced to death ["Death sentences drop again in 2003," Dec. 22]. Prof. Little may be correct, but I doubt it.
January 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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