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The Death Penalty

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The Death Penalty

Posted on September 25, 2024 by dmartignetti

Missouri Supreme Court and governor refuse to halt the execution of man convicted of 1998 killing was executed Yesterday. Matt goes over his analysis and references John Willams article he wrote for BDN.

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