Racial disparity in death penalty cases fuels debate
In Columbus Georgia and nationwide experts say killers of whites more often face death. Cases show defendants’ race of victim and defendant influence outcomes, with GA and SC studies citing white victims and black defendants receiving harsher penalties.
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Military board will retry Samuel Mudd case
Saginaw Michigan Dr Richard D Mudd seeks to clear his grandfather's name as Army Board for Correction of Military Records plans a retrial of Samuel A Mudd from the Lincoln assassination. The case marks a historic move as the board reexamines the 1865 conviction and life sentence. March or April targets the reconsideration with petitions from Presidents Carter and Reagan noted.
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