South Carolina House to debate death penalty for sex offenders
Lawmakers plan to consider a Senate approved bill mandating minimum sentences and lifetime electronic monitoring for certain sex offenders, with an amendment to allow death penalties for repeated child molesters under 11. Critics cite cost, constitutionality, and deterrence concerns amid election-year politics.
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