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Death penalty critics have seized on the case of Napoleon Beazley as the focus of a renewed criticism of the execution of teen-agers. Beazley, now 25, is scheduled to be executed Aug. 15 for a murder he was convicted of committing at age 17. Beazley admits his guilt, but some lawyers and children's rights advocates at the American Bar Association's annual meeting maintain his execution will be the killing of an innocent.
August 06, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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