Sniper case venue debate grows across states
Maryland officials discussed deferring prosecution to other jurisdictions with stronger death penalty prospects. Virginia plans to charge Muhammad and Malvo for killings there, while Maryland faces life without parole limits. The Justice Department notes Maryland lags on capital punishment.
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Oklahoma shooting rampage leaves two dead
In Sallisaw Oklahoma Daniel Fears 18 shot four neighbors before a 20 mile spree injuring eight and killing two He surrendered after tossing a 20 gauge shotgun at a roadblock as police closed in Authorities pursue a possible motive and Fears faces two counts of first degree murder
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Physicians and public clash on medical error views
A Colorado study shows the public sees quality of care as a problem far more than physicians. Most doctors support training and reporting safeguards, while many fear malpractice stigma and oppose broad national reporting, highlighting tensions over a confidential system proposal.
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University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
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