Death penalty politics in New Mexico special session debated
Governor Susana Martinez uses a budget shortfall to push a death penalty vote in a forthcoming Santa Fe session. Critics warn executions are not justice and DNA exonerations rise, while polls show public support. Editor Tom McDonald notes this as election year strategy.
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FBI impersonation policy undercuts press credibility
The Justice Department inspector general found FBI agents may impersonate journalists and that a 2007 AP editor impersonation incident did not violate policy. Critics warn the practice erodes public trust, endangers reporters, and could threaten press freedom and safety in dangerous areas.
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Readers dispute on constitutional clauses and gun control
The letter argues Marshall did not erase primary and secondary clauses in the Constitution and defends a broad interpretation of the Second Amendment. It cites Heller, Stevens, and contemporary mass shootings, contending that state militia rights and gun lobby power shape policy while urging substantive action before a tipping point.
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Editorial submission guidelines for Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record outlines rules for reader letters and guest editorials. Include real name city and a contact phone for verification. Letters should be under 250 words ideally, may be edited or rejected if over 400 words, and limited to two per month.
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