Tag: death penalty
Apr. 12, 2019
Death does not take holidays on the Supreme Court
The death penalty is dying a slow, lingering death in America, but for every day it continues we write a new chapter of moral infamy…
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May. 5, 2017
Is Midazolam too cruel?
Recently, Arkansas set out to execute eight death row inmates in an 11 day span. The reason for the rushed and condensed executions? The state’s…
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May. 5, 2017
The Arkansas death circus
Arkansas: Isn’t that the place the Clintons came from? Yes, indeed. And some of us will remember that the Man From Hope, as Bill Clinton…
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Jun. 3, 2016
Abolishing capital punishment
A century and a half ago, America came out of slavery. It was perhaps not literally true, as Abraham Lincoln said, that every drop drawn…
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May. 16, 2014
The death penalty is uncivilized
The Japanese are nothing if not stubborn. It took a visit from Hiroo Onoda’s former commanding officer, by then a retired bookseller, to persuade the…
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Aug. 3, 2012
Paterno statue removed
In the wake of the Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse trial and The Pennsylvania State University’s cover-up, the role of deceased head football coach Joe Paterno in…