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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1970

Page

3

Blackmun Opposes Death Penalty and Possible Repeal

Rochester Minnesota Supreme Court nominee Judge Harry A Blackmun says he personally opposes the death penalty and would not be surprised if it is ruled unconstitutional soon He has upheld it in past rulings but avoided pledging a vote on repeal If confirmed he could be the tie breaking vote in a court seen as deadlocked on capital punishment The interview notes legal debates halted executions and over 300 prisoners on death rows across the US and highlights Blackmun's nuanced stance toward constitutional issues and legislative role

Rochester Minn Supreme Court Harry A. Blackmun Blackmun Minnesota Senate Senate Judiciary Committee Nixon Law Chambers Warren K. Burger Blackman Burger Supreme Courts Arkansas

Supreme Court Asked to Decide on Attitudes Toward Punishment

The speaker argues that criminal law attitudes have changed and predicts the Supreme Court may eventually hear a case addressing extreme punishment. He suggests the court should decide the issue as it would represent a shift in legal doctrine and references Justice Blackmun’s opposing views in a related case.

Death Penalty Appeal Sparks Supreme Court Deadlock Speculation

The death penalty case now pending before the Supreme Court fuels widespread speculation that the justices are deadlocked at four to four on the core issue. The outcome remains unsettled as oral arguments proceed and opinions diverge among five conservative and four liberal judges.

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