Government
Oct. 13, 2007
Death-Penalty Process Stalks Brown
Cloumn - By Peter Blumberg - Jerry Brown's decades as an opponent of the death penalty didn't stop him from getting elected attorney general last year in a state with 650 people on death row.
By Peter Blumberg
Jerry Brown's decades as an opponent of the death penalty didn't stop him from getting elected attorney general last year in a state with 650 people on death row. He vowed to enforce the law, and voters took him at his word.
Now, Brown's commitment to capital punishment is facing a test that could dog him if he decides to run for governor, again, in 2010.
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