For years, criminal defense lawyers in the state have made abolishing the death penalty their No. 1 priority.
August 31, 2015 at 03:41 PM
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For years, criminal defense lawyers in the state have made abolishing the death penalty their No. 1 priority.
That goal has become a reality, first with the General Assembly’s 2012 vote banning the use of capital punishment in future murder cases and then earlier this month when the state Supreme Court ruled it would be unconstitutional to execute those still on death row.
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