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Light sentence sparks protest in Denver case
Clarence Burns, 47, received a two year jail term with day work and nightly confinement for killing his wife, prompting protests by women’s groups who say the punishment endorses husband control. Judge Lichtenstein cited provocation by the wife. DA Early plans to seek review by the Colorado Supreme Court.
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