COLUMBUS, Ohio AP - The retired judge chairing the first-ever review of Ohio's 30-year-old death penalty law says he is concerned whether the state's law is being properly applied.James Brogan also says he's concerned about the discretion state prosecutors have in deciding whether to pursue a death sentence at all.
November 03, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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COLUMBUS, Ohio AP – The retired judge chairing the first-ever review of Ohio’s 30-year-old death penalty law says he is concerned whether the state’s law is being properly applied.
James Brogan also says he’s concerned about the discretion state prosecutors have in deciding whether to pursue a death sentence at all. Brogan is a former state appeals court judge.
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