Law Group Pushes End to Hanging and Habitual Acts
Wichita lawyer E Lael Alkire said a revision panel will seek abolition of the death penalty and repeal of the Habitual Criminal Act. He also urged reduced minimum sentences for many crimes, including armed robbery, prompting swift reactions from law-enforcement and prosecutors.
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Law Group
Wichita
Kan
E. Lael Alkire
Kansas Judicial Committee
Alkire
Kansas Peace Officers Association
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Sedgwick County
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Guy Goodwin
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State Offers Apology For Half-Done Plates
Oklahoma officials apologized to motorists who bought the 1966 half-baked license plates that peel paint when washed. Tax Commission Chairman Joe Dunn offered to repaint affected plates and replace damaged ones if needed.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Tax Commission
Joe Dunn
Heat alters plate colors in state vehicle tags
Complaints flood state authorities after water allegedly removes black numbers from white background. Officials explained plates were baked half as long as necessary, causing the color issue and prompting review of production.
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