[Future Useless Eater]

>>No, actually the burden of proof in any death penalty cases is set at "beyond a reasonable doubt".

I think that was Jim Robinson's point too... and I agree...

"The last I heard, in this country when you are on trial for your life, if there is one doubtful juror, you don't receive a death sentence."

>>pro-INNOCENT life.

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[Jeff Head]

Bingo. Terri was innocent and was killed in spite of significant doubt...on the orders of a faithless and adulterous husband and a Judge who was himself conflicted hoplessly (IMHO) with the attorney of the husband and the very hospice that carried out his dreadful and fatal judgement. A horrific travesty and a styain and a blight on this land of the brave and the free.