Criminal
Sep. 15, 2012
Report attempts to sway voters to quash death penalty
The authors of a study on the cost of the death penalty in California have updated their initial report in a bid to bolster their case for why the system is broken and to try to sway voters on an initiative seeking to end the practice.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The authors of an in-depth study on the cost of the death penalty in California have updated their initial report in a bid to bolster their case for why the system is broken and to try to sway voters' decision on a November ballot initiative attempting to quash the practice.
The study, authored by 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Arthur L. Alarcon and Loyola Law School professor Paula M. Mi...
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