North Carolina House votes to end death penalty for most crimes
The NC House approved a bill 79 to 29 ending capital punishment for all crimes except murder. It imposes life terms for first degree burglary arson rape and requires 20 years before parole eligibility. Murder during rape arson burglary or kidnapping remains capital, with amendments debated by lawmakers.
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