Death Penalty must be administered in a painless manner?
Spare us
Austin American-Statesman, Oct. 18, 2007, at __
We are not dealing with a case where an innocent man was put to death. We are dealing with a case where a guilty man was seeking to avoid the death penalty because he may feel some pain as the result of the lethal injection.
I can assure you Richard’s pain at the hands of the State of Texas paled in comparison to that of his victim.
[This piece was heavily edited by the paper. For more details on this story read the article I was responding to. Also, Mark O'Bar's letter, with whom I proudly share the column does a good job of summarizing the issue (Mark told me his letter was, likewise, heavily edited).]
Austin American-Statesman, Oct. 18, 2007, at __
We are not dealing with a case where an innocent man was put to death. We are dealing with a case where a guilty man was seeking to avoid the death penalty because he may feel some pain as the result of the lethal injection.
I can assure you Richard’s pain at the hands of the State of Texas paled in comparison to that of his victim.
[This piece was heavily edited by the paper. For more details on this story read the article I was responding to. Also, Mark O'Bar's letter, with whom I proudly share the column does a good job of summarizing the issue (Mark told me his letter was, likewise, heavily edited).]
posted by HR at 8:17 AM
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