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When it comes to death sentences, the Alameda County, Calif., district attorney's office had a rough year. Prosecutors pursued five capital cases but only got the death penalty in one. And Alameda is not the only county in California to see a drop in death penalty sentences. The number of death judgments delivered by juries statewide has tumbled to one of the lowest points since the death penalty was reinstated 25 years ago.
December 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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