[Deathpenalty]death penalty news-----TEXAS

2005-11-21 Thread Rick Halperin
Nov. 21 TEXAS: CANTU CASE: DEATH AND DOUBTExecuted man's co-defendant says years of guilt have led him to try to clear his friend's name; Silence vow blamed for ultimate penalty They were 2 teenagers who shared a deadly pact of silence: One grew up in prison tortured by a secret that

[Deathpenalty]death penalty news----N.J., FLA., ALA., USA

2005-11-21 Thread Rick Halperin
Nov. 21 NEW JERSEY: Report: Death penalty cost $253M and executed no one in NJ In the 23 years since New Jersey reinstated the death penalty, the law has cost taxpayers about $253 million and executed no one, according to a new study. Money For Nothing? The Financial Cost of New

[Deathpenalty]death penalty news----MISS., OKLA., GA./IRE.

2005-11-21 Thread Rick Halperin
Nov. 21 MISSISSIPPI: Miss. high court to hear death sentence appeal in Adams Co. case The Mississippi Supreme Court will hear arguments Dec. 12 in Jeffery Keith Havard's appeal of the death sentence he received for the killing of a 6-month-old girl in Adams County. Havard was convicted

[Deathpenalty]death penalty news-----worldwide

2005-11-21 Thread Rick Halperin
Nov. 21 VIETNAM: Glitter may face death penalty in sex case DISGRACED rock star Gary Glitter could face death by firing squad after he was accused of having sex with a girl aged 12, police said today. Sex with a 12-year-old is considered as rape under Vietnamese law, with a maximum penalty

[Deathpenalty]death penalty news----TEXAS, CALIF., NEV.

2005-11-21 Thread Rick Halperin
Nov. 21 TEXAS: Lubbock Man On Death Row Speaks Exclusively To KLBK-13 For the 1st time, a convicted killer speaks out about murdering his parents. Michael Yowell, 35, awaits his execution date on death row. Yowell says capital punishment is nothing compared to the guilt he feels from

[Deathpenalty]death penalty news----worldwide

2005-11-21 Thread Rick Halperin
Nov. 22 IRAN: Iran: 2 More Executions for Homosexual Conduct Iran's execution of 2 men last week for homosexual conduct highlights a pattern of persecution of gay men that stands in stark violation of the rights to life and privacy, Human Rights Watch said today. On Sunday, November 13,