[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----USA. GA., ALA., MICH.

2008-10-10 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 10 USA: Capital punishment scope narrows, IU experts say Child rape does not merit death, Supreme Court rules The U.S. Supreme Court recently issued a ruling that child rape is a crime that does not merit the death penalty, and IU experts say the ruling narrows the scope of

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----CALIF., MONT., OHIO, FLA.

2008-10-10 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 10 CALIFORNIAdeath row inmate commits suicide Orange County killer is found dead in his prison cell A California inmate condemned to die for the 1988 murder of an Orange County attorney was found dead in his cell Thursday, authorities said. Suicide is suspected in the death of

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----worldwide

2008-10-10 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 10 LEBANON: Najjar presents draft law to abolish death penalty Justice Minister Ibrahim Najjar presented a draft law to the Cabinet on Friday that would abolish the death penalty and replace it with life in prison at hard labor. In a press release issued by the Justice Ministry's

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----worldwide

2008-10-10 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 11 INDIA: Amnesty : Declare moratorium on death penalty Amnesty International has sought a moratorium on the death penalty in India. With Asia executing more people each year than any other part of the world, Amnesty International observed Friday, October 10, as World Day Against

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----worldwide

2008-10-10 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 10 GLOBAL: Amnesty protests death penalty use worldwide Anti-death penalty activists staged a mock hanging outside the Japanese embassy Friday to mark the European day against the death penalty, calling on nations around the world to stop executions. 3 actors with ropes around

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----CALIF., OHIO

2008-10-10 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 10 CALIFORNIA: Death penalty discussion Activist Mike Farrell criticized state-sponsored killing under Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger in an address at Pitzer College Wednesday night. Calling the governor a coward for refusing to stand on principle, the former star of the television