By Kenneth E. Hartman
There are two death penalty-related initiatives on the ballot in California this year: Propositions 62 and 66. Both need to fail.
The issue remains at the center of crime and justice politics, even though the likelihood of an actual lethal injection execution is a remote possibility. The drug companies that manufacture the chemicals have lined up against their use, and the courts are increasingly skeptical of the stat...
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