[manc]

will this race , homosexual turd poking, what ever card ever end?

[Secret Agent Man]

statistics would affirm the testimony.

regqrdless, wth does it have to do with the facts he murdered two people in a state that has the death penalty?

[Neidermeyer]

The question was poorly worded , should have referenced historic recidivism rates... I’d offer him life without parole just to make this go away... There’s much more to worry about now without having a double murderer change the national debate on truly important matters via distraction.

[Joe 6-pack]

"Asked in open court if “the race factor, black” increased Buck’s risk of reoffending, Quijano answered “yes.”

The question should have been if the "death factor," would have decreased or eliminated Buck's risk of reoffending.

[Mr. K]

no... he is going to be fried for killing someone.

That people of his race tend to kill more often and/or kill again is just a FACT (the truth that shall not be spoken)

[3Fingas]

Quijano, that is a hispanic surname. So, I guess this guy is a racist hispanic. So what does that have to do with the fact that a guy was convicted of premeditated murder of two people? Sentencing, yeah, I get it. I don’t care what this politically incorrect psychologist said. In Texas, if you get convicted of Murder 1 of two people, you are almost certainly going to get the death penalty. Everything else is legal contortionism.

[Mike Darancette]

In 1995 he shot and killed his then-girlfriend as well as her male companion in her Houston, Texas, apartment.

Buck should be spared because the death of black victims does not warrant the death penalty>

[Mike Darancette]

I’m against the death penalty anyway because it is not cost effective. These criminals should just be put someplace and forgotten.

[BenLurkin]

Was he asked this question on direct or on cross?

[SECURE AMERICA]

No he is going to be executed because he was a murdering lowlife scumbag who was convicted and sentenced in accordance with the law.

[Arrowhead1952]

If you kill someone it Texas, we kill you back.

[deport]

From the article and will play or should play I suspect a determinant in the outcome of this process...

snip
....For a while, the state of Texas appeared to agree with Swarns. In 2000, then-Texas Attorney General John Cornyn reviewed seven cases where Quijano had presented racially biased expert testimony—including Buck’s–and determined that all were in need of resentencing.

Six of those cases were indeed resentenced. Buck’s was the only one that was not. His execution could be scheduled to take place at any moment, and Texas authorities have shown no signs of backing down and living up to Cornyn’s promise....
end snip

Buck doesn't have scheduled execution date at this time. He had one back in Sept. 2011 and was granted a stay at that time.

[envisio]

I am making a semi-educated guess as to the ethnicity and related agenda of the author of this article.

It is also my conclussion that this author makes money writing about racial relations.

Therefore, racism MUST remain in order for this author to make money.

How does the author make racism remain? Find it EVERYWHERE. If that is not possible, then manufacture it out of thin air.

Just like Jesse and them. RACISM = JOB SRECURITY

[MaxMax]

Race is not the crime here, Murder is. And asking trick questions is not grounds for exoneration.

[Tau Food]

If it was a mistake to have considered his race a factor in the past, that may have been a mistake. The question now is, should the mistake be repeated by considering his race again?

It's time to stop using race in this case. No more talk about race. Just execute him.

[B4Ranch]

I have no problem with killing him. At least he was convicted of a crime. We kill babies for a whole lot less.