Yeah, sure.
Yeah, sure.
A case here in MO had turned me into a very limited death penalty proponent. There are some cases where it's called for, if there's absolutely no possible doubt... But when you're dealing with eye-witness testimony, then no, no way...
In MO there was an assistant prosecutor who actually said that an innocent man should be put to death because he had gotten a fair trial and found guilty - and this was AFTER proof of his innocence had been discovered and revealed. Check out the case of Joseph Amrine. I know the lawyer who handled his appeals. That did it for me.
Mark