Death Penalty Faces Decline Amid Legal Shifts and Debates
The report tracks a sharp fall in death sentences and executions across the United States, citing factors from Supreme Court rulings and drug supply issues to moratoriums and rising appeals. It highlights cases like James Holmes and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, states reforming statutes, and local prosecutors weighing life without parole as an alternative. It notes public support waning and emphasizes the practical challenges of carrying out executions.
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